values
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈvæljuːz/
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valores
- Our community is built on shared values that promote equality and inclusion.
- Traditional Values
- Family Values
- Democratic Values
And how do their values differ from ours?
- And how do their values differ from ours?
- Must hold conservative core values and be open minded.
- All teams have values, some good, some bad.
- Find the outlet where your values will line up.
- I think you should have the same values on stage as off stage.
- I think distinguishing between beliefs and values is crucial.
- OK, so going back to the values that make a relationship work.
- Or is this really going to bring the values I I believe in forward?
- And I'm still convinced that no, I my values have not changed.
- But there's a broad range of values and beliefs.
- I value her values and she values mine.
- One reason is that we hold certain values and beliefs as sacred.
- You know that I discuss human values in much of my work.
- That's why you need base level values, which doesn't include politics.
- I don't want to compute my values on anybody.
- You know, where did we, where did these values show up?
- That path to values is is closing off.
- So what runs A-Team values, but then processes?
- One is values or our values, and one is leadership.
- I think in the on the realm of of values, values competing here.
Examples
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Groups like the Traditional Values Coalition and the Family Research Council voiced their disapproval.
Academic text (1998) -
These all flow from the core values that we commit to.
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All teams have values, some good, some bad.
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Everything that they thought they shared in terms of values is wrong.
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I think you should have the same values on stage as off stage.
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And how do their values differ from ours?
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They were chosen for their values and for their character.
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I think distinguishing between beliefs and values is crucial.
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The Multiple Values theme relates to considering both one's own values and organizational values when making decisions.
Academic text (2015) -
That's why we have chosen "Intellectual Freedom: Enduring Values in a Changing World" as the theme for this issue.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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3.4
An idea about what is right and important in life
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4.2
Moral rules that tell people what is right and wrong and the study of those rules
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4.4
A set of moral rules that guide how a person or group behaves
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3.7
A belief about what is right and wrong that guides how people act
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5.2
A set of ideas about what is right and wrong that guides a person or group
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2.3
Ideas about what is right and wrong that guide how people behave
A person's or group's beliefs about right and wrong that guide their choices
Compounds
How Important
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Values comes from an old root val- meaning 'worth' or 'to be strong'. The same root is in valuable, so values are the ideas people think are important or 'worth' following.