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Synonym for worth [object]

The synonym worth synonymous definition words:
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worth [noun]

means "quality"
value, importance, merit, account, credit, valuation
Further results for the word "worth"

asset [noun]

means "advantage"
beauty, attraction, worth, refinement, excellence, value

beauty [noun]

means "attraction"
advantage, asset, worth, refinement, excellence, value

credit [noun]

means "property"
reputation, worth, honour, character, prestige, condition

excellence [noun]

means "goodness"
quality, value, worth

figure [noun]

means "amount"
value, price, worth, terms, sum, total

good [noun]

means "property"
utility, worth

goodness [noun]

means "excellence"
quality, value, worth

notoriety [noun]

means "reputation"
worth, honour, character, prestige, condition, distinction

quality [noun]

means "rank"
condition, merit, calibre, description, worth, grade

value [noun]

means "quality"
worth, importance, merit, calibre, account, desirability


worthless [adjective]

means "meaningless"
irrelevant, unnecessary, senseless, useless, hollow, pointless, empty


worthwhile [adjective]

means "suitable"
practicable, expedient, practical, feasible, suited, usable

worthy [adjective]

means "good"
deserving, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied, fair

admirable [adjective]

means "commendable"
worthy, estimable, excellent, glorious, praiseworthy, meritorious

barren [adjective]

means "dull"
uninteresting, dry, worthless, stupid, insipid, useless

becoming [adjective]

means "suitable"
appropriate, befitting, worthy, apt, correct, proper

decent [adjective]

means "characteristic"
ethical, equitable, upright, worthy, just

ethical [adjective]

means "decent"
equitable, upright, worthy, just

feasible [adjective]

means "suitable"
practicable, expedient, practical, worthwhile, suited, usable

good [adjective]

means "property"
worthy, deserving, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied

good [adjective]

means "character trait"
moral, upright, virtuous, righteous, worthy, exemplary

honest [adjective]

means "characteristic"
honourable, worthy

honorable [adjective]

means "honest"
noble, trusty, trustworthy, worthy, high-principled, high-minded

idle [adjective]

means "trivial"
insignificant, trifling, unimportant, useless, worthless, vain

incompetence [noun]

means "inadequacy"
ignorance, inability, ineptitude, inexperience, incapacity, worthlessness

insignificance [noun]

means "nothingness"
worthlessness, pettiness, unimportance

invaluable [adjective]

means "inestimable"
priceless, precious, valuable, worthwhile

laudable [adjective]

means "commendable"
praiseworthy, worthy, admirable, deserving, estimable, exemplary

loafing [adjective]

means "lazy"
rambling, worthless, futile

meritorious [adjective]

means "noble"
virtuous, valorous, worthy, valuable, useful, first-rate

moral [adjective]

means "character trait"
good, upright, virtuous, righteous, worthy, exemplary

noble [adjective]

means "meritorious"
virtuous, valorous, worthy, valuable, useful, first-rate

nothingness [noun]

means "insignificance"
worthlessness, pettiness, unimportance

nugatory [adjective]

means "futile"
trifling, trivial, vain, worthless

paying [adjective]

means "profitable"
lucrative, remunerative, productive, sound, worthwhile, good

pettiness [noun]

means "insignificance"
worthlessness, nothingness, unimportance

pointless [adjective]

means "meaningless"
irrelevant, unnecessary, senseless, useless, hollow, worthless

profitless [adjective]

means "vain"
useless, futile, ineffectual, worthless, ineffective, idle

scurvy [adjective]

means "shabby"
low, vile, base, despicable, worthless, mean

substantial [adjective]

means "important"
essential, valuable, material, worthy

trivial [adjective]

means "idle"
insignificant, trifling, unimportant, useless, worthless, vain

unavailing [adjective]

means "trivial"
insignificant, trifling, unimportant, useless, worthless, vain

unimportant [adjective]

means "trivial"
insignificant, trifling, idle, useless, worthless, vain

vain [adjective]

means "useless"
futile, unavailing, unfruitful, nugatory, worthless, inefficient

valuable [adjective]

means "helpful"
useful, estimable, important, serviceable, worthy

void [adjective]

means "null and void"
worthless, meaningless, useless, invalid, vain, ineffective

wretched [adjective]

means "despicable"
worthless

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