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Adjectives of Value

22 Words

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free
1.
free
Adjective

not requiring payment

Free Wi-Fi is available in this café.

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worthless
2.
worth
less
Adjective

having no meaningful value, impact, or utility

The broken watch was deemed worthless and thrown away.

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cheap
3.
cheap
Adjective

having a low price

He found a cheap flight deal for his vacation.

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inexpensive
4.
in
ex
pen
sive
Adjective

having a reasonable price

The restaurant offers inexpensive meals that are still delicious.

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affordable
5.
a
ffor
da
ble
Adjective

having a price that a person can pay without experiencing financial difficulties

The new housing development offers affordable apartments for low-income families.

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low-cost
6.
low
cost
Adjective

relatively cheap compared to others of its kind

The airline offers low-cost flights to popular destinations.

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worth
7.
worth
Adjective

equal to a specified amount of money, etc.

The necklace is worth $500.

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collectible
8.
co
llec
ti
ble
Noun

an item that is valued and sought after by collectors, often because of rarity or special significance

The rare baseball card is considered a collectible.

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expensive
9.
ex
pen
sive
Adjective

having a high price

He bought an expensive watch as a gift for his father.

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valuable
10.
va
lua
ble
Adjective

worth a large amount of money

The rare diamond ring is a valuable possession passed down through generations.

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precious
11.
pre
cious
Adjective

possessing qualities that make something rare or highly valuable

The precious gemstone necklace has been in the family for generations.

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pricey
12.
pri
cey
Adjective

costing a lot of money

The designer handbag she wanted was too pricey for her budget.

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costly
13.
cost
ly
Adjective

costing much money, often more than one is willing to pay

The decision to renovate the kitchen was a costly undertaking.

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priceless
14.
price
less
Adjective

having great value or importance

The handwritten letter from her late grandmother was a priceless keepsake.

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upscale
15.
ups
cale
Adjective

high quality, luxurious, or intended for a wealthier clientele

The upscale restaurant offered a menu featuring gourmet dishes prepared with the finest ingredients.

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underrate
16.
un
der
rate
Verb

to consider someone or something as less important, valuable, or skillful than they actually are

Many people underrate the importance of sleep for overall health.

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exorbitant
17.
e
xor
bi
tant
Adjective

exceeding the reasonable or accepted boundaries

He faced criticism for his exorbitant use of company resources for personal projects, which violated ethical guidelines.

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overrate
18.
o
ver
rate
Verb

to give something or someone more credit than is deserved

Many people overrate luxury brands, assuming higher prices mean better quality.

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multibillion
19.
mul
ti
bill
ion
Adjective

indicating a value or quantity that involves multiple billions

The company's multibillion investment in research and development led to groundbreaking innovations.

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prize
20.
prize
Noun

anything that is given as a reward to someone who has done very good work or to the winner of a contest, game of chance, etc.

She was thrilled to receive the first prize in the art competition for her stunning painting.

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mid-range
21.
mid
range
Adjective

falling within the middle of a range or spectrum

The hotel offers mid-range accommodations suitable for budget-conscious travelers.

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economical
22.
e
co
no
mi
cal
Adjective

using resources wisely and efficiently and minimizing waste and unnecessary expenses

The new model is an economical car that saves on fuel without sacrificing performance.

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