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valuation
/ ˌvæljʊˈeɪʃən /
noun
- the act of valuing, esp a formal assessment of the worth of property, jewellery, etc
- the price arrived at by the process of valuing
I set a high valuation on technical ability
the valuation of this property is considerable
Derived Forms
- ˌvaluˈationally, adverb
- ˌvaluˈational, adjective
Other Words From
- valu·ation·al adjective
- valu·ation·al·ly adverb
- preval·u·ation noun
- self-valu·ation noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of valuation1
Example Sentences
Last year, the company raised funding at a $2 billion valuation and shot down a $3 billion acquisition offer from Facebook.
The company, which has three employees, earned a valuation of $5-10 million.
Never mind that she's as cute as a button, her lens of self-valuation is as universal as it is poignant.
The company reported $2.4 billion in annual sales and could snatch a valuation as high as $5 billion.
The popular storage service is the latest young tech firm to coin a sky-high valuation.
It is not needful that this expectation or benefit should possess a pecuniary valuation.
She knew that the world takes us if not quite at our own valuation, yet as being the character we assume to be.
Where's the swindle to sell what others want to buy and at their own valuation?
It was one of the first States in the Union to make a physical valuation to determine the cost of these plants.
His simple comforts, his old friends, these he valued more than riches, and the valuation that he put upon them was the right one.
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