Value
nnoun.cognitiona numerical quantity measured or assigned or computedExamples:- the value assigned was 16 milliseconds
Hypernyms:numerical quantity
Inherited Hypernyms:valuenumerical quantityquantityconceptideacontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:argumentcharacteristic root of a square matrixeigenvalueeigenvalue of a matrixeigenvalue of a square matrixparameterscale value
Full Hyponyms:argumentaverageeigenvaluescale value
nnoun.attributethe quality (positive or negative) that renders something desirable or valuableExamples:- the Shakespearean Shylock is of dubious value in the modern world
Derivationally Related Form:valuateevaluate
Hypernyms:worth
Inherited Hypernyms:valueworthqualityattributeabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:GDPGNPbook valuecostface valuegross domestic productgross national productimportanceinvaluablenessmarket pricemarket valuemonetary standardmonetary valuenational incomenominal valuepar valuepreciousnesspricepricelessnessrichnessstandardtollunimportancevaluableness
Full Hyponyms:accountassessmentaverage costbargain ratebig dealbimetallismbook valuecapital stockconsequencecostlinessdeath tolldispensabilityedgeessentialityexpensivenessgoldgold standardgreatnessgross domestic productgross national producthell to payhistoricalnessimperativenessimportanceinanityinconsequenceindispensabilityinessentialityinexpensivenessinsignificanceinvaluablenessjokelargenesslavishnessmagnitudemarginal costmarket valuemattermeaningfulnessmeaninglessnessmomentousnessmonetary valuenational incomepar valuepettinesspriceprominencepurposefulnesspurposelessnessreal gross national productreasonablenessrichnesssignificancesilver standardstandardtax assessmentunimportanceurgencyvitalnessweight
nnoun.possessionthe amount (of money or goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something elseSynset:economic value
Examples:- he tried to estimate the value of the produce at normal prices
Derivationally Related Form:valuevaluateevaluate
Hypernyms:amount measure quantity
Inherited Hypernyms:valuemeasureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:mess of pottagepremium
Full Hyponyms:mess of pottagepremium
nnoun.attributerelative darkness or lightness of a colorAttributes:black dark light light-colored white
Examples:- I establish the colors and principal values by organizing the painting into three values--dark, medium...and light"-Joe Hing Lowe
Hypernyms:color property
Inherited Hypernyms:valuecolor propertyvisual propertypropertyattributeabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:darknesslightness
Full Hyponyms:darknesslightness
nnoun.time(music) the relative duration of a musical noteTopic:music
Synset:note value time value
Hypernyms:continuance duration
Inherited Hypernyms:valuedurationtime periodfundamental quantitymeasureabstractionentity
nnoun.cognitionan ideal accepted by some individual or groupExamples:- he has old-fashioned values
Derivationally Related Form:value
Hypernyms:ideal
Inherited Hypernyms:valueidealideacontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:introjectprinciple
Full Hyponyms:accounting principlechartismchivalryethichellenismintrojectjus sanguinisjus solilegal principlepreemptionprinciplerelation backscruple
vverb.cognitionfix or determine the value of; assign a value toExamples:- value the jewelry and art work in the estate
Derivationally Related Form:valuevaluer
Hypernyms:determine set
Inherited Hypernyms:valuedetermine
Direct Hyponyms:floatoverestimateovervalueunderestimateundervalue
Full Troponyms:floatovervalueundervalue
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something PP
vverb.possessionhold dearSynset:appreciate prize treasure
Examples:- I prize these old photographs
Derivationally Related Form:appreciativevaluabletreasure
Hypernyms:consider reckon regard see view
Inherited Hypernyms:prizeseethinkevaluatethink
Direct Hyponyms:do justicerecogniserecognize
Full Troponyms:decoratedo justiceennoblegivehonorrecognizerubricatetoast
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Sam and Sue --- the movie (apply to: appreciate, prize, treasure)
vverb.cognitionregard highly; think much ofSynset:esteem prise prize respect
Examples:- I respect his judgement
- We prize his creativity
Antonyms:disesteemdisrespect
Derivationally Related Form:valuablerespecteresteemvaluerespect
Hypernyms:consider reckon regard see view
Inherited Hypernyms:respectseethinkevaluatethink
Direct Hyponyms:admirefearlook up toreverereverencethink the world ofvenerate
Full Troponyms:admireenshrineenvyreverencethink the world ofworship
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody | The chefs --- the vegetables (apply to: prise, prize) | Sam cannot --- Sue (apply to: value, respect, esteem)
vverb.cognitionevaluate or estimate the nature, quality, ability, extent, or significance ofSynset:appraise assess evaluate measure valuate
Examples:- I will have the family jewels appraised by a professional
- access all the factors when taking a risk
Derivationally Related Form:valuationassessmentvaluerappraisalevaluationassessorassessableevaluatormeasurevaluatorevaluativevalueappraiser
Hypernyms:evaluate judge pass judgment
Inherited Hypernyms:measureevaluatethink
Direct Hyponyms:censorgrademarkpraiseratereassessreevaluatescorestandardisestandardizevalue
Full Troponyms:acclaimadulateadvertiseapplaudappreciatebillbutter upcanonizecensorcheercommendcomplimentcrack upcrusadecurry favoreditenskyeulogizefawnflattergradehymnlaudlightenplugpraisepropagandizepuffrateravereassessrevaluesalutesoft-soapsonnetstandardizestroketroll
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.cognitionestimate the value ofSynset:rate
Examples:- How would you rate his chances to become President?
- Gold was rated highly among the Romans
Derivationally Related Form:rating
Hypernyms:appraise assess evaluate measure valuate value
Inherited Hypernyms:ratemeasureevaluatethink
Direct Hyponyms:revalue
Full Troponyms:appreciaterevalue
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something