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A formal assessment of value or quality

To formally assess the value or quality of something

A person who estimates the value or quality of something

Large enough to be noticed or measured

To a noticeable or considerable degree

To be grateful for; to recognize the value of; to increase in value

Recognition of good qualities; gratitude; increase in value

Feeling or showing gratitude or enjoyment

In a grateful or admiring manner

A person who recognizes and enjoys the value of something

To lose or reduce in value; to belittle

A reduction in value over time; disparagement

Tending to reduce value or express disapproval

At a set, non-negotiable price

The standard price without any discount

At or costing half the normal price

Costing a large amount of money; expensive

Costing a lot of money; expensive

The maximum price paid or offered

A lower than average price

Inexpensive; costing less than average

Having the cheapest price among comparable items

Widely admired and praised

Selling goods at a discounted price

The market price of oil, especially crude oil

To charge an excessively high price

Priced higher than its real worth

To express strong approval; words of admiration or worship; 称赞；赞美

Deserving admiration or high praise

Of great value or worth; deeply cherished

Rare, high-value metals such as gold, silver, and platinum

In a precious manner; extremely

The quality of being highly valuable or overly refined

the cost of buying or selling something

The reduction of selling prices

Setting prices by agreement or regulation

Charging excessively high prices unfairly

The general level of prices in an economy

A label showing the price of an item; the cost of something

Having a price set or marked

Extremely valuable; too precious to have a price

Expensive; costing a lot

The process of setting prices for goods or services

Expensive; variant of pricey

A reward for winning a competition; to value highly; award-winning

Having won a prize

Highly valued or cherished

A professional boxing match for a cash prize

A professional boxer

Rewards for winning; to value highly

A fresh evaluation or reassessment of something

To evaluate or assess something again with a fresh perspective

Pressed into small rice-like pieces

The market price of a company's share

Not recognized or valued for one's worth

Not feeling or showing gratitude or recognition

Not recognized or valued as much as deserved

To set a price lower than the true value or cost