Worth every penny Meaning in English
expression
Definition
Used to say that something is very good or valuable, so spending money on it feels justified and satisfying.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, often used after buying something expensive or high-quality. Common with purchases, services, or experiences ('The concert was worth every penny'). Emphasizes satisfaction with the cost. Not literal; use when something truly feels valuable.
Example Sentences
The new phone was worth every penny.
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This book is worth every penny you spent.
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The meal was expensive but worth every penny.
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Honestly, that concert was worth every penny—I’d go again in a heartbeat.
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The repair cost a lot but it was worth every penny because now my car runs like new.
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Trust me, that coffee maker is worth every penny—it’s changed my mornings.
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