valuable
English dictionary entry
Meanings
adj
- Having a great value.
- Estimable; deserving esteem.
noun
- A personal possession such as jewellery, of relatively great monetary value.
Pronunciation
/ˈvælju(ə)bl̩/
/ˈvæljəbl̩/
en-us-valuable.ogg
En-us-valuable.oga
Word forms
valuable
more valuable
most valuable
valuables
Etymology
From value + -able.
Synonyms
Antonyms
worthless
nonvaluable
bastardly
blown
cacky
chaffy
cocking
crapalicious
cruddy
cullionly
draffish
draffy
dreckish
drecky
duffing
floccinaucinihilipilificatious
for the birds
fucking
garbagey
good-for-naught
good-for-nothing
goodless
ineffectual
invaluable
jabberwocky
junky
mouldy
mucid
naughty
no-account
no good / no-good
not worth a damn
not worth a dime
not worth a plug nickel
not worth a brass farthing
not worth a cent
not worth a cress
not worth a curse
not worth a Continental
not worth a farthing
not worth hell room
not worth a nickel
not worth a penny
not worth salt
not worth a whistle
nought
of no value
pissass
punk
putid
rubbishly
rubbishy
sixpenny
scabbed
screwy
scummy
shand
shit
shitey
shitstained
Related words
high-value
precious
priceless
invaluable
inestimable
very valuable
extremely valuable
of great value
beyond price
without price
unpriced
worth one's weight in gold
cherished
treasured
appreciated
dear
beloved
expensive
worthwhile
necessary
productive
useful
instrumental
helpful
beneficial
purposeful
meaningful
significant
usable
profitable
fertile
venerable
crucial
vital
marketable
fit for purpose
worth
value
price
use
utility
benefit
profit
quality
excellence
treasure
gold
silver
bronze
platinum
diamond
jewel
gem
money
capital
asset
all the tea in China
important person
expert
genius
Derived words
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