Definitions
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adjective
Having a certain value in money.
Examples
- How much is your house worth?
- This old watch is worth a thousand dollars.
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adjective
Good enough to deserve something.
Examples
- This old car isn't worth fixing any more.
- The visit to the castle was worth it.
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adjective
Worth your time or effort.
Examples
- The trip was well worth the effort.
- It's a worthwhile investment for the future.
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adjective
Equal in value to what you give up.
Examples
- This job is hardly worth the effort.
- The reward isn't worth the risk.
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noun
The value of something.
Examples
- I'll have a dollar's worth of candy, please.
- They proved their worth as a team.
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noun
Good qualities or merit.
Examples
- Our new director is a man of great worth.
- She showed her worth in the first game.
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noun
The amount of something that fits a certain period or space.
Examples
- This disk can hold eight days' worth of data.
- They found eight hours' worth of video on the drive.
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noun
High rank in society, in old-fashioned use.
Examples
- Are they men of any worth or not?
- They are men of no great worth.
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verb
To happen or become, in very old use.
Examples
- Woe worth the day.
- Woe worth the man who crosses me.
