value

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Synonyms: vague, vale, valle, valve, valse, valure, balue, salue, valu, lvalue, rvalue

Antonyms: vague, vale, valle, valve, valse, valure, balue, salue, valu, lvalue, rvalue

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Noun

1. The [[quality]] that renders something desirable or [[valuable]]; [[worth]].
2. {{lb|en|uncountable}} The [[degree]] of [[importance]] given to something.
3. {{lb|en|often plural}} That which is valued or highly [[esteem]]ed, such as one's [[moral]]s, morality, or [[belief system]].
4. The [[amount]] (of [[money]] or [[goods]] or [[services]]) that is considered to be a fair [[equivalent]] for something else.
5. {{lb|en|music}} The relative [[duration]] of a musical note.
6. {{lb|en|arts}} The relative [[darkness]] or [[lightness]] of a color in (a specific area of) a [[painting]] etc.
7. {{lb|en|mathematics|physics}} Any definite [[numerical]] [[quantity]] or other mathematical [[object]], determined by being measured, [[compute]]d, or otherwise [[define]]d.
8. Precise [[meaning]]; [[import]].
9. {{lb|en|in the plural}} The valuable [[ingredient]]s to be obtained by treating a [[mass]] or [[compound]]; specifically, the [[precious metal]]s contained in rock, gravel, etc.
10. {{lb|en|obsolete}} Esteem; [[regard]].
11. {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[valour|Valour]].

Verb

1. To [[determine]] or [[estimate]] the value of; to judge the [[worth]] of.
2. To [[regard]] [[highly]]; [[think]] [[much]] of; place [[importance]] upon.
3. To [[hold dear]]; to [[cherish]].

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