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valuing

v.
B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈvæɫjuɪŋ// UK //vˈæljuːɪŋ// valu·ing

v. thinking that someone or something is important and useful. It also means calculating how much money something is worth.

v. estimating the monetary worth of an item or considering something to be of significant importance. The present participle of 'value', it functions as a transitive process in both financial and abstract contexts.


SIMPLE

She is valuing the old jewelry to see if it is worth selling.

CONTEXTUAL

The company is currently valuing its assets before the merger begins next month.

COMPLEX

By valuing diversity in the workplace, the management team fostered an environment where employees felt comfortable sharing unique perspectives that ultimately drove innovation.

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The verb is transitive and requires a direct object; when used in the sense of 'holding in high regard', it is often used in the continuous form to show an ongoing attitude.

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