valued
word · lemma: value
/ˈvæɫjud/
/vˈæljuːd/
Definition
Considered important, useful, or having worth; can refer to people, things, or opinions that are highly appreciated.
Usage & Nuances
Often used as an adjective in phrases like 'valued customer,' 'valued employee,' or 'highly valued opinion.' It shows respect or appreciation. Commonly used in formal or business contexts. Not to be confused with 'valuable,' which refers more to high monetary worth.
Spanish: valorado - apreciadoPortuguese (BR): valorizado - apreciadoPortuguese (PT): valorizado - apreciadoChinese (Simplified): 被重视的 - 有价值的Chinese (Traditional): 被重視的 - 有價值的Hindi: मूल्यवान - सराहा गयाArabic: قَيِّم - مُقدَّرBengali: মূল্যবান (মানুষ/মতামত) - সম্মানিতRussian: ценимый - уважаемыйJapanese: 大切にされている - 評価されているVietnamese: được coi trọng - được đánh giá caoKorean: 소중한 - 존중받는Turkish: değerli - kıymet verilenUrdu: قدر کیا گیا - محترمIndonesian: dihargai - dihormati
Example Sentences
You are a valued member of our team.
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Her opinion is valued by everyone here.
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I feel really valued at this company because my ideas matter.
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These paintings are highly valued.
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Customers like to feel valued when they visit a store.
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Thank you for being such a valued friend over the years.
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