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valuable
adjective as in very important; priceless
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Example Sentences
In addition, the concurrent shift to an economy that focuses on shareholder value has made training less financially valuable to companies, Cappelli said.
Homework needs to be meaningful, given that it can increase student stress and can get in the way of positive interactions with family members and peers, valuable extracurricular activities and even sleep, experts said.
Scientists think this solid form of waste evolved as an adaptation to conserve water, a valuable trait for animals that often live in dry environments.
These simulations suggest that radio signals from the dark ages, while faint, carry valuable clues about the invisible structures that seeded the formation of galaxies.
In a letter to the Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, committee chair Chi Onwurah accused the companies of failing to put in place technical measures that would make stolen phones less valuable.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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