valuation
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5.1
- noun
- /ˌvæljuˈeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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valoración
- The real estate agent provided a thorough valuation of the property before it was listed for sale.
- market valuation
- valuation methods
- valuation process
And you know, the company's valuation fluctuates quite a lot.
- And you know, the company's valuation fluctuates quite a lot.
- And I have a free home valuation tool on my website.
- So low rates equals high stock valuations equals happy investors.
- People in the real estate world could not understand the valuation whatsoever.
- This became accidental and this is increasing the valuation the most, right?
- There's no controversy about what it is art, the valuations are subjective, they're variable.
- And so there's a massive headwind from a valuation that we assume in the next five years.
- It does seem that every culture has a unequal valuation of human life.
- He's like, good, let's start talking about valuations.
- Well, I mean, I think the, the S&P; is clearly at elevated valuations.
- I don't like the early funding when you're getting in at these crazy valuations before it goes public.
- But beauty, yes, was hot and people were seeing exits at the time with great valuations.
Examples
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And you know, the company's valuation fluctuates quite a lot.
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The vast amount of information required for the valuation process makes it costly and time-consuming.
Academic text (1991) -
Have you had a valuation of your company yet?
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And I have a free home valuation tool on my website.
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On further consideration, we think that 15 million would be a fair valuation for the painting.
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We're committed to a half million dollars on a pre-money valuation of two million.
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The company's valuation needs to be presented differently.
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We also see the increasing value of intellectual property to corporate valuations and competitive advantage.
Academic text (1999) -
After several weeks of analysis, the experts determined that the valuation of the business was approximately $10 million.
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In order to sell the artwork, the owner needed to get an accurate valuation from a qualified appraiser.
Synonyms
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1.4
An amount equal to a stated sum like five dollars
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3.7
A careful decision about how good or valuable something is
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3.4
A report that shows how much something like a house or car is worth
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4.3
A judgment of how well someone does their job or how much something is worth
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3.3
How much money something is worth
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3.5
A document that gives the likely value of something for tax or insurance
An official check that finds how much property or goods are worth
Compounds
- Specialized
An account where a company keeps money to cover losses when assets lose value
- Specialized
A company keeps money from profits to cover possible drops in asset value
How Accurate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word valuation comes from the root val-, which means 'to be worth' and is the same root in the familiar word value. So a valuation is the act of judging or estimating how much something is worth.