Of high estimation, of great worth or value; precious, valuable. Obsolete.

Worthy of high estimation, highly valuable, precious, costly.

Of a thing: having great value or importance; noble, fine, excellent, worthy. Obsolete.

In predicative use. That is of some worth or account; good, valuable; worthy, valiant, doughty; = aught, adj. 1.

Having worth or value; valuable; precious.

Chiefly in predicative use. That is of some worth or account; good, valuable; valiant, doughty. Cf. naught, adj. Obsolete.

Of great monetary worth; valuable, precious.

figurative. Golden; rich; precious, illustrious.

Of a thing: precious, valuable. Now rare.

Of a thing: having value or importance; good; excellent; valuable. In early use also: having monetary value; costly. Obsolete.

Value or worth in material or other respects; = value, n. 6. In the phrase of (‥) valour. Obsolete.

Good, worthy; valiant, brave, gallant.

= dearworth, adj.

of value: of material or monetary worth; important, useful, valuable.

Valuable, expensive; (also) †worthy (obsolete).

Precious.

Remarkable; extraordinary, unusual, uncommon. Hence, rare, precious.

That resembles gold in being of high quality or value; most excellent, wonderful; superlative.

Of established merit, value, or worth; laudable, commendable; meritorious. Obsolete.

Of great worth or merit; worthy. Obsolete. rare.

Greatly valued; highly esteemed. Frequently with modifying word, as highly, much, most, etc.

Valiant, brave: = prow, adj.

Having considerable importance or worth; of great use or benefit; having qualities which confer value.

Worthy to be prized; valuable.

Having value, worth, or merit; valuable.

worthy of imitation.

Of a person: distinguished by worthy or commendable qualities; admirable, fine.

Valuable, worth a great price; of worth. Obsolete.

Fit or worthy to be treasured; valuable; precious.

Full of or of the nature of treasure; precious.

stored, hoarded up, highly valued.

poetic. Exceedingly precious; of supreme (spiritual) purity or worth. rare.

at a premium: above the usual or nominal price, above par; (of a service or commodity) worth more than usual, esp. because scarce and in demand…

worth keeping, worthy of being kept.

good value: worth the money spent; (in later use also colloquial) entertaining, worthy of interest or attention.