Collocations with "value"

The enhancement a company gives its product or service before offering it to customers.

the quantity and quality of nutrients in a food

the worth of something in terms of its beauty or artistic merit

the degree to which something is enjoyable or amusing

Refers to the inherent worth of something, regardless of its external or market value.

The amount that something is worth in money.

The quality of being interesting because something is new, not because it is good or useful.

Refers to the health benefits, such as vitamins and minerals, that food provides.

the value of an object based on its emotional or personal significance, not its monetary worth

principles or standards of behavior held in common by a group

a principle or standard of behavior that is considered important by the middle class

An approximation of the monetary, material, or assessed worth of an asset.

Describes something that is extremely useful, important, or worth a lot of money.

to consider a friendship to be important

to consider someone or something as very important or useful

Used to describe something of such great worth that it cannot be measured or calculated.

Refers to the value of a used item when it is sold again.

the monetary worth of a single share of a company's stock

The core principles and ideals upon which an entire community exists.

To consider honesty to be important.

The financial worth of a brand.

The value of an item is increased because it is rare.

The estimated value of a fixed asset at the end of its useful life.

Moral or social principles associated with the Victorian era, often seen as strict.

to consider the contribution of ideas or feedback to be important

to consider privacy to be important

An assessment of something as good or bad in terms of one's standards or priorities.

to hold a principle or standard of behavior as very important