Definition of «worth»

The word "worth" has several meanings, depending on its context.

1) In a general sense, worth refers to the value or importance of something. For example, "This experience is worth every penny."

2) In terms of personal qualities, worth can refer to someone's goodness, character, or moral quality. For instance, "She is a woman of great worth and integrity."

3) In economics, the term refers to the value of something in relation to its cost. For example, "This car isn't worth the money."

4) Finally, worth can also refer to the level or degree of something. As an example, "She put forth great effort and it was worth it in the end."

Usage examples

  1. The piano is worth $5,000.
  2. Is it worth applying for that scholarship?
  3. The book is worth reading; it's a classic.
  4. The necklace is worth its weight in gold.
  5. Buying a good pair of running shoes is worth the investment.
  6. It was not worth the risk to go hiking in such bad weather.
  7. The concert tickets are worth every penny.
  8. The painting is worth a fortune; it's an original Picasso.
  9. The vacation package is worth considering; it includes transportation and accommodations.
  10. The company merger is worth exploring for potential growth opportunities.

Sentences with «worth»

  • One of the conditions of worth of the modern mentality is the drive for clarity and specificity referred to above. (religion-online.org)
  • But the idea of having a useful 160 GB or better worth of touchscreen goodness is still enticing. (goodereader.com)
  • I had to switch to another form of BC since it wasn't worth not being able to breastfeed. (amotherinisrael.com)
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