CEFR A2

valuable

adjective

Meaning

Having considerable worth, importance, or usefulness.

Examples

She received a valuable antique watch from her grandmother.
His advice was very valuable to me as I started my new job.

Synonyms: useful, important, precious, costly, cherished

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valuable (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈvæljuːəbl/, /ˈvæljʊəbl/

Definition

Having considerable worth, importance, or usefulness.

Examples

She received a valuable antique watch from her grandmother.
His advice was very valuable to me as I started my new job.
The company invested in valuable research and development.

How to Use valuable

valuable to (prepositional phrase): Having importance or usefulness for someone or something. — "His insights were valuable to the project's success."
valuable for (prepositional phrase): Serving a useful purpose in a particular situation. — "This book is valuable for students studying ancient history."

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