APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: NOUN
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- Art highly prized for its beauty or perfection
- A collection of precious things
- Any possession that is highly valued by its owner
- Any single thing that one values greatly.
- A collection of valuable things.
- A city for stores and magazines.
- That which is very much valued.
- A great quantity of anything collected for future use; abundance; plenty.
- A treasure-house; a treasury.
- Something which is greatly valued; that which is highly prized or very valuable.
- A quantity of anything gathered together; a store; a wealth.
- Specifically, gold or silver, either as it comes from the mine, or in bullion, coin, or plate; especially, coin.
- A term of endearment.
- Accumulated or stored wealth in the form of money, jewels, or other valuables.
- Valuable or precious possessions of any kind.
- One considered especially precious or valuable.
- Accumulated wealth in the form of money or jewels etc.
- Money or jewels in store; wealth accumulated; riches hoarded; particularly, a stock or store of money in reserve.
APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: VERB
- Recognize with gratitude; be grateful for
- Hold dear
- Be fully aware of; realize fully
- To be grateful or thankful for.
- To view as valuable.
- To increase in value.
- Increase the value of
- Gain in value
- To consider to be precious.
- To store or stow in a safe place.
- Hold dear
- Be fond of; be attached to
APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To rise in value. [See note under rise, v. i.]
- To raise in value or price, especially over time.
- To admire greatly; value.
- To be thankful or show gratitude for.
- To be fully aware of or sensitive to; realize.
- To recognize the quality, significance, or magnitude of.
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APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: TRANSITIVE VERB
- To be sensible of; to distinguish.
- To raise the value of; to increase the market price of; -- opposed to depreciate.
- To set a price or value on; to estimate justly; to value.
- To accumulate or store away, as for future use.
- To keep or regard as precious; value highly. : appreciate.
- To collect and deposit, as money or other valuable things, for future use; to lay up; to hoard; usually with up.
APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Realize fully
- Be fully aware of
- Be grateful for
- Recognize with gratitude
- To rise in value; become of more value: as, public securities appreciated when the debt was funded.
- Synonyms Value, Prize, Esteem, Estimate, Appreciate. Value and estimate commonly imply a comparison with a standard of commercial worth: as, to value a picture at so much; to estimate its value at so much. To prize is to value highly, generally for other than pecuniary reasons, and suggesting the notion of reluctance to lose. Thus, we prize a book for its contents or associations; we prize a friend for his affection for us. To esteem is sometimes simply to think: as, I esteem him a scoundrel; sometimes to value: as, I esteem it lightly; sometimes to have a high opinion of or set a high value on: as, I esteem him for his own sake; in its highest sense it implies moral approbation. Estimating is an act of computation or judgment, and wholly without feeling or moral approbation: as, to estimate the size of a room, the weight of a stone, the literary excellence of a book, the character of a person. (See esteem, n., for comparison of corresponding nouns.) Appreciate is to set a just value on; it implies the use of wise judgment or delicate perception: as, he appreciated the quality of the work. With this perception naturally goes a corresponding intellectual valuation and moral esteem: as, they knew how to appreciate his worth. Appreciate often implies also that the thing appreciated is likely to be overlooked or underestimated. It is commonly used of good things: as, I understood his wickedness; I realized or recognized his folly; I appreciated his virtue or wisdom. Compare such phrases as an appreciative audience, a few appreciative words, appreciation of merit.
- To raise in value; advance the exchange, quotation, or price of: opposed to depreciate.
- To be fully conscious of; be aware of; detect; perceive the nature or effect of.
- To esteem duly; place a sufficiently high estimate on; recognize the quality or worth of: as, his great ability was not appreciated.
- To value; set a price or value on; estimate the commercial worth of.
- To hoard up; lay up in store; collect and lay up, as money or other valuables, for future use or for preservation; accumulate; store: usually with up.
- To retain carefully in the mind: often with up.
- To regard as precious; prize.
- To furnish or endow with treasures; enrich.
- Be fond of
- Be attached to
APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: RELATED WORDS
- Realize, Appreciation, Commend, Applaud, Thank, Enjoy, Grateful, Understand, Admire, Appreciative, Take account, Prize, Value, Treasure, Revalue
- Valuable, Stash, Hoard, Trove, Heritage, Precious, Jewel, Hold dear, Hoarded wealth, Care for, Prize, Appreciate, Value, Cherish, Gem
APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Know, Cherish, Acknowledge, Recognize, Appreciation, Applaud, Thank, Enjoy, Grateful, Understand, Admire, Appreciative, Prize, Value, Treasure
- Love, Cherishing, Valuable, Stash, Hoard, Trove, Heritage, Precious, Jewel, Hold dear, Prize, Appreciate, Value, Cherish, Gem
APPRECIATE vs TREASURE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- In any event I did appreciate examining it.
- We do appreciate your presence here today, folks.
- We appreciate it, and have a great day.
- That is something any business owner can appreciate.
- MORIN: So we do appreciate you coming in.
- Appreciate if you have any information to offer.
- Appreciate if you could inform DBKL as well.
- Always take the time to admire and appreciate the time you have and to appreciate the finer details of life.
- Senator, I appreciate the question and I also appreciate your recognition that I was acting in those cases as a lawyer for different clients.
- Although I was raised to appreciate hard work, it took me many years to appreciate the value of a higher education.
- Christ, and, desiring to treasure Him more, I treasure your treasuring Christ.
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- The Great Incan Treasure of Confusion plays for high school about pirates, treasure and Arrgh!
- Consider ownership issues, including permissions from the landowner and any Treasure or Treasure Trove requirements.
- Navel Nancy asks you to have her treasure buried by Mapmaker Mike on Treasure Isle.
- Thea, discovers a treasure map, where an X marks the spot, of hidden treasure.
- Pirate treasure map with details of the actual treasure!
- Included: A story about the buried treasure Treasure map Printer friendly treasure map Answer key and map.
- Treasure Hunt Party complete with a treasure chest pinata and treasure map placemats.
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