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valued

valued

1 3.7
A person or thing that people see as important because of good qualities
  • adjective
  • /ˈvæljuːd/
translation icon : valioso
  • Being a valued team member means your opinions are respected and considered.

It was the most valued thing in my life.

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Examples

  • Human beings are to be valued in terms of respect.

  • And I felt like a valued member of the community.

  • But I also understand that nothing is valued when it's free.

  • Because to be valued was to be capable of hard work.

  • Influence is much, much more valued than creativity, and that sucks.

  • That you're loved and valued just as you are.

  • All humans should feel valued and feel like you, you're worth something.

  • In a supportive environment, everyone feels valued for their unique contributions.

  • She is often valued for her creativity and problem-solving skills in the workplace.

Synonyms

valuable
vsvalued
526 2.5

Very useful and important, for example advice or skills

is more about being important for inner qualities than measurable worth
precious
vsvalued
407 3.2

Very important and loved because of strong personal feelings

is about general importance and usefulness rather than emotional attachment
invaluable
vsvalued
75 4.1

Very useful in a way that is hard to measure

is seen as important but less extreme in usefulness
esteemed
vsvalued
  • Formal
54 4.6

A person or thing that many people respect and admire

is about importance for intrinsic qualities rather than public respect
respected
vsvalued
8 2.3

Admired by many people for good qualities

is about importance for inner qualities more than social admiration
honored
vsvalued
  • Formal
8 3.3

Respected and admired because of important achievements or a long history

is about being considered important for intrinsic reasons not formal reward
revered
vsvalued
6 5.6

Deeply respected and admired for age, wisdom, or good character

is about being important for inner qualities rather than general esteem
widely respected
vsvalued
5 2.8

Many people admire a person or organization for good work and honest behaviour

is about being important for inner qualities rather than broad public esteem
prized
vsvalued
1 3.4

Very valuable to someone because they care about it

is regarded as important but with less intense admiration
treasured
vsvalued
1 4.1

A thing people keep because they love it and it brings memories

is about being important for inner qualities not only emotional feeling
cherished
vsvalued
1 3.4

Very much loved and kept, like a special photo or memory

is about being regarded as important for usefulness or merit rather than love
treasurable
vsvalued
1 6.3

Very valuable and loved because it has personal meaning

is actually regarded as important rather than only being deserving
worthful
vsvalued
  • Archaic
9.2

Having value for other people and earning respect

is about importance for inner qualities rather than just merit
appreciated
vsvalued
3.9

Clearly understood for what it really is

is regarded as important rather than only being understood
admired
vsvalued
1.8

Respected and looked up to by many people

is about being important for inner qualities rather than external praise

Antonyms

1 7.0

Not seen as valuable or appreciated

Compounds

7.4

A rule that gives exactly one output for each input

How Valued

treasured
1 4.1
esteemed
  • Formal
54 4.6
valued
1 3.7
worthless
298 3.0

Surface Forms

valued positive

Morphology

valued = value (transparent) = value + ed

Formed by the verb 'value' with the regular past-participial/adjectival suffix '-ed', yielding 'regarded as having worth', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

The word valued comes from the word value, which comes from the old Latin valere meaning 'to be worth'. So when someone or something is valued, people see it as having worth or being important.