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appreciated

Definition for appreciated

adjective as in respected

Strongest matches

admired, beloved, honored, important

Strong match

valued

adjective as in thanked

adjective as in understood

adjective as in valued

adjective as in wanted

Strongest match

loved

Strong matches

treasured, valued

adjective as in welcome

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Example Sentences

For the record, I appreciated his performance and I mostly enjoyed watching “Heretic,” which, though predictable at times, sounds all the requisite creepy notes while still being more thoughtful and less bloody than much of the genre.

He appreciated the way the number distills a complex dramatic scene into lyrics, collapsing “past, present and future in a packaged song form” that records the witness testimony of those who had incomplete knowledge of the fateful treaty signing that will redirect not just the fate of a nation but the course of world history.

"Population matters. While developing countries continue to improve their standards of living, especially by bringing electricity to all, this should be done using renewable energy rather than burning coal, oil and gas. Because of the downstream effects on climate change, the real costs of using fossil fuels have not been properly appreciated. Indeed, there is a great need to decarbonize the economy of all nations and put an appropriate price on carbon emissions."

From Salon

But Deadwyler never felt like an outsider: “I was the most loved and supported and appreciated.”

Amyl and the Sniffers have always appreciated any small bit of good news.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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