good value
- noun
- The restaurant's lunch specials are a good value, giving generous portions for the price.
- good value for money
- offer good value
The Performance Package is the best value that Manscaped has to offer.
- The Performance Package is the best value that Manscaped has to offer.
- But my final take is this a good value LED light for the money?
- One is you need to know what works and what provides good value.
- It's almost like the lemon problems in economics that you need that more transparency provides better value.
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The instructors have a keen awareness of student needs, student budget constraints, and securing the best value for the travel dollar.
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I think it's really good value for the type of specs that you get.
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The card is, you know, a really good value for people.
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But my final take is this a good value LED light for the money?
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I usually travel alone on them, and find they can be very good value for money.
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Alfred Morris continues to be the best value on the board without question.
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So I think that that's pretty good value for the amount of product you get.
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And this was part of the Katie Jane Hughes set, which I thought was really good value for money.
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This is such a good value if you're looking for multiple face products all in one.
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The easiest way to see Australia is via Greyhound, and they offer good value bus passes.
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Synonyms
A large amount or a big saving when buying something
A thing bought for a much lower price than usual
A thing you pay for that is good value
A low or fair amount of money to buy something
A good offer that saves you money when buying
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'worth the money paid' is directly derivable from combining 'good' (positive, desirable) with 'value' (worth); the adjective+noun composition follows normal semantics so a learner who knows both words can infer the phrase. This is a conventional collocation rather than an idiom, and similar constructions exist cross-linguistically, making it immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Good value comes from the simple image of getting more for your money: a small price that buys a large, useful item. The word value here means how much something is worth, so good value came to mean 'worth the money paid'.