Valuable ˈvæljuəbl Adjective Home Asset Claims Hospitals Waste

• my home is my most valuable asset.
• she claims hospitals waste valuable resources by admitting patients days before surgery.
• valuable antiques
• luckily, nothing valuable was stolen.

valuable

Word Family

• value noun verb
• valuable adjective
• invaluable adjective (≠ valueless)
• valuables noun
1. worth a lot of money
• OPPOSITE valueless
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• My home is my most valuable asset.
• She claims hospitals waste valuable resources by admitting patients days before surgery.
• valuable antiques
• Luckily, nothing valuable was stolen.

Extra Examples

• The thieves took three pieces of valuable jewellery.
• We hired an expert to prove that the deposits were commercially valuable.
• commercially valuable expertise
2. very useful or important
• a valuable experience/lesson
• You should gain some valuable insights into the world of business.
• documents that are enormously valuable to historians
• The book provides valuable information on recent trends.
• He had already made a valuable contribution to economic theory.
• The results will be a valuable tool for further research in the area.
• This advice was to prove valuable.
• Spinach is a valuable source of iron.
• The data will be extremely valuable for medical research.
• a simple blood test that is very valuable in the management of diabetes
• Student input can be particularly valuable in improving the teaching process.

Extra Examples

• The Romantics believed that the life of the imagination was intrinsically valuable.
• The subject could be equally valuable for scientists.
• The survey was valuable as an indicator of local opinion.
• They have skills and qualities which make them highly valuable.
• ecologically valuable species
• It was a valuable experience for all of us.
• The internet can be a very valuable learning tool.