valuable

• admired
• advantage
• antique
• appreciated
• asset
• beneficial
• benefit
• big-ticket
• blessing
• booty
• brass ring
• catch
• cherished
• collectible
• commodity
• costly
• dear
• deluxe
• esteemed
• estimable
• exorbitant
• expensive
• extravagant
• find
• gem
• glory
• godsend
• gold
• goodie
• goody
• heirloom
• held dear
• helpful
• high
• high-end
• high-priced
• high-ticket
• hot
• hot property
• important
• in demand
• inestimable
• invaluable
• jackpot
• jewel
• loot
• luxurious
• nugget
• of value
• overpriced
• pearl
• plum
• plunder
• precious
• premium
• priceless
• pricey
• pricy
• pride
• prize
• prize money
• prized
• profitable
• prohibitive
• relevant
• respected
• scarce
• serviceable
• sky-high
• spendy
• spoil
• steep
• stiff
• sumptuous
• swag
• treasure
• treasure trove
• treasured
• ultraexpensive
• unaffordable
• uneconomic
• uneconomical
• unreasonable
• useful
• valued
• windfall
• worthwhile
• worthy

• cheap
• disadvantage
• disadvantageous
• discounted
• garbage
• harmful
• hindrance
• inexpensive
• lemon
• loser
• loss
• moderate
• reasonable
• trash
• unhelpful
• unimportant
• useless
• valueless
• worthless

• noun
  1. A personal possession such as jewellery, of relatively great monetary value; — usually used in plural form.
• adjective
  1. Having a great value.
  2. Estimable; deserving esteem.

• The antique vase was highly valuable due to its historical significance.
• The team considered the experienced player a valuable asset to their championship aspirations.
• Time management is a valuable skill in today's fast-paced work environment.
• The mentor provided valuable advice that helped the young entrepreneur navigate the business world.
• The research findings were valuable contributions to the scientific community.

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