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valued

valued

3.5
Having a certain number, amount, or quality
  • adjective
  • /ˈvæljuːd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : valorado
  • He's the CEO and founder of Europe's most highly valued fintech privately held company.

He's the CEO and founder of Europe's most highly valued fintech privately held company.

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Examples

  • But every single asset is valued based on cash flow.

  • Treasuries and other qualifying assets, which will be valued at par.

  • She is a highly valued member of the team for her innovative ideas.

  • His contributions to the project made him a valued collaborator.

  • The valued feedback from customers helped improve the product.

Compounds

7.4

A rule that gives exactly one output for each input

Surface Forms

valued positive

Morphology

valued = value (transparent) = value + ed

Used attributively or in compounds ('double-valued') to indicate possession of a particular value; the structure 'value' + '-ed' is regular and inferable from the noun sense.

Etymology

The word valued comes from value, from the old Latin valere meaning 'to be worth'. So in combinations like 'double-valued' or 'multi-valued' it simply means 'having a value', a number or kind of worth for that thing.