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value

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expr. values, (Sociology.) the established ideals of life; objects, customs, ways of acting, and the like, that the members of a given society regard as desirable.
Ex. Man lives by values; all his enterprises and activities ... make sense only in t

value

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noun valuer.

value

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noun 1. the real-worth; proper price.
Ex. They bought the house for less than its value.
2. high worth; excellence, usefulness, or importance.
Ex. the value of education, the value of milk as a food.
3. the power to buy.
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value

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v.t. 1. to rate at a certain value or price; estimate the worth of; appraise.
Ex. The land is valued at $5,000.
2. to think highly of; regard highly.
Ex. We all value our teacher's opinion of our work.
3. to consider with respec

value

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value, noun, verb, -ued,-uing.