noun
valuables
Valuables (noun) means Personal items of significant monetary or sentimental worth, such as jewellery or cash. Example: “Don't leave your valuables visible in the car.”
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Personal items of significant monetary or sentimental worth, such as jewellery or cash.
"Don't leave your valuables visible in the car."
How to use valuables
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishYour expensive or precious personal belongings.
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What does “valuables” mean?
The word “valuables” means personal items of significant monetary or sentimental worth, such as jewellery or cash. In plain terms, your expensive or precious personal belongings.
How do you use “valuables” in a sentence?
Here is “valuables” used in a sentence: “Don't leave your valuables visible in the car.”
What part of speech is “valuables”?
“Valuables” is a noun.
What is the meaning of valuables?
"valuables" (noun) means personal items of significant monetary or sentimental worth, such as jewellery or cash.
