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Appreciate; Appreciated; Appreciation (disambiguation)

appreciate

[?'pri:??e?t, -s?-]

¦ verb

1. recognize the value or significance of.

be grateful for.

2. rise in value or price.

Derivatives

appreciator noun

appreciatory -?(?)?t(?)ri adjective

Origin

C16 (earlier (ME) as appreciation): from late L. appretiat-, appretiare 'set at a price, appraise', from ad- 'to' + pretium 'price'.

appreciate

I. v. a.

Estimate justly, set a just value on, form a correct estimate of, value rightly, perceive the worth of, value, esteem, prize.

Estimate, esteem, value, rate.

Raise the value of, make of greater value.

II. v. n.

Rise in value, be worth more.

appreciate

1) to appreciate deeply, greatly, keenly, sincerely, very much

2) (K) we appreciate your helping us

3) (misc.) we appreciate the fact that you have helped us

Wikipedia

Appreciation

Appreciation may refer to:

Financial

Capital appreciation
Currency appreciation and depreciation

Other

Gratitude
Art criticism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appreciation

Pronunciation examples for Appreciate

1. appreciate.

The Points Guy _ Brian Kelly _ Talks at Google

2. appreciate.

Identity, Freedom, and Global Responsibility _ Natan Sharansky _ Talks at Google

3. appreciate.

The Gaijin Cookbook _ Chris Ying _ Talks at Google

4. Appreciate.

Heart Rate Variability Science _ Lane Michel _ Talks at Google

5. Appreciate you.

Laura Huang _ Edge - Turning Adversity Into Advantage _ Talks at Google

Examples of use of Appreciate

1. I appreciate your leadership, Tony Blair, I appreciate your friendship, I appreciate your courage, and I appreciate your vision.

2. I appreciate your leadership, Tony Blair.Â I appreciate your friendship.Â I appreciate your courage, and I appreciate your vision.Â Welcome back to America.

3. I appreciate her service; I appreciate her love for the great state of West Virginia.

4. BUSH: And so I appreciate your understanding, I really appreciate your working on this.

5. There‘s much to appreciate here, and there will be many people to appreciate it.