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What are adjectives for value?

Here are some adjectives for value, categorized by meaning:

General Value:

* Valuable: Possessing great worth or importance.

* Precious: Of great value; highly prized.

* Worthwhile: Having value or importance.

* Significant: Having or likely to have a major impact.

* Meaningful: Having a deep or special significance.

* Essential: Absolutely necessary.

* Important: Having a great deal of significance.

* Beneficial: Producing good results or having a positive effect.

Financial Value:

* Costly: Expensive.

* Pricy: Expensive.

* High-priced: Expensive.

* Lucrative: Producing a great deal of profit.

* Profitable: Bringing financial gain.

* Worthwhile: Having a financial return that justifies the investment.

* Viable: Likely to be successful or profitable.

Personal Value:

* Cherished: Held dear or loved.

* Prized: Highly valued.

* Loved: Held in high regard or affection.

* Treasured: Kept as something very special.

* Invaluable: So valuable that its worth cannot be measured.

* Irreplaceable: Unique and cannot be replaced.

* Meaningful: Having personal significance.

Other:

* Excellent: Of very high quality.

* Outstanding: Exceptional.

* Superb: Excellent in quality.

* Remarkable: Worthy of attention or special notice.

* Exceptional: Unusually good or great.

* Exceptional: Unusually good or great.

* Unique: One of a kind.

* Uncommon: Not common or ordinary.

* Rare: Not found or seen very often.

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.

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