valuable in Latin
valuable in Latin is pretiōsus — valuable means worth a lot of money.
valuable in Latin
pretiōsus
Having a great value.
What does "valuable" mean?
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adj Worth a lot of money.
"The painting turned out to be far more valuable than they expected."
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adj Extremely useful or important.
"Her advice was valuable during the negotiation."
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noun A personal item of significant monetary worth, such as jewellery (usually plural: "valuables").
"Please lock your valuables in the hotel safe."
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valuable in a sentence
- The painting turned out to be far more valuable than they expected.
- The vase in the attic turned out to be extremely valuable.
- Her advice was valuable during the negotiation.
- Volunteering gave me valuable experience for my future career.
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What is "valuable" in Latin?
"valuable" in Latin is pretiōsus. valuable means: Worth a lot of money.
How do you use "valuable" in a sentence?
Example: "The painting turned out to be far more valuable than they expected." In Latin, "valuable" is pretiōsus.
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