appreciating
v.understanding how important or good something is. You also use it to say you are thankful for something.
v.recognising the full value, significance, or quality of something; expressing gratitude for a service or favour. Often used in formal correspondence to acknowledge assistance.
“I am appreciating the help you gave me yesterday.”
“The students are finally appreciating the complexity of the subject after weeks of difficult study.”
“While the board is appreciating the short-term gains, they remain cautious about the long-term structural risks inherent in such a rapid expansion strategy.”
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. When used to mean 'increase in value', it is often used in the continuous form.
Appreciate is a transitive verb and does not take the preposition 'for' before its object.
“I remember watching the Liverpool game at Hillsborough on TV back in 1989, but not fully appreciating what had happened.”
“There’s a genuine fear this will read like a motivational Instagram reel about ageing and appreciating the moment over some plinky-plonky music.”