invaluable in Greek
invaluable in Greek is ανεκτίμητος, πολύτιμος — invaluable means so valuable that its worth can't be measured; extremely useful or precious.
invaluable in Greek
ανεκτίμητος
Pronounced: anektimitos
Having great or incalculable value.
πολύτιμος
Pronounced: polytimos
Having great or incalculable value.
What does "invaluable" mean?
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adj So valuable that its worth can't be measured; extremely useful or precious.
"Her advice was invaluable during the negotiations."
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invaluable in a sentence
- Her advice was invaluable during the negotiations.
- The old maps proved invaluable to the researchers.
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What is "invaluable" in Greek?
"invaluable" in Greek is ανεκτίμητος, πολύτιμος. invaluable means: So valuable that its worth can't be measured; extremely useful or precious.
How do you pronounce ανεκτίμητος?
"invaluable" in Greek is ανεκτίμητος, pronounced "anektimitos".
How do you use "invaluable" in a sentence?
Example: "Her advice was invaluable during the negotiations." In Greek, "invaluable" is ανεκτίμητος, πολύτιμος.
Are there other ways to say "invaluable" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "invaluable": ανεκτίμητος, πολύτιμος.
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