Appreciation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPRECIATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• judgment, evaluation
• recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone or something
• gratitude
• a written assessment of an artist or piece of work, typically a favourable one
• a full understanding of a situation
• increase in monetary value
• A just valuation or estimate of merit, worth, weight, etc.; recognition of excellence.
• Accurate perception; true estimation; as, an appreciation of the difficulties before us; an appreciation of colors.
• A rise in value; -- opposed to depreciation.
• understanding of the nature or meaning or quality or magnitude of something
• delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values)
• an expression of gratitude
• a favorable judgment
• an increase in price or value
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• judgment, evaluation; a favorable critical estimate; sensitive awareness; recognition of aesthetic values; an expression of admiration, approval, or gratitude

Words related to APPRECIATION

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Words that contain APPRECIATION

appreciations19 inappreciation20 unappreciation20 inappreciations21 misappreciation23 unappreciations21

How to use APPRECIATION in a sentence

• Disapproval of the proposed withdrawal of students betrays, in my humble opinion, lack of appreciation of the true nature of non-co-operation.
• It was rather wild play, but it was amusing to watch, and Gianluca looked on with delighted appreciation.
• The colored pupils were showing their appreciation by regular attendance, manly deportment, and rapid progress in the acquisition of knowledge.
• They would have had, I believe, an intense and ardent appreciation of what had been, but the desire to see and hear some new thing of which St.
• In this the young King showed his just appreciation of his most gallant subject, the very flower of French chivalry, the hero of so many battles.
• She had never seen the ocean before, and she viewed it now with an appreciation that still had in it something of a Wapello freshness.
• Through the distances of space and time those two men of another race have shaped also the life of the writer of this appreciation.
• First of all, appreciation by the management, which to the worker must be the most important of all, as it means to him a greater chance for promotion and for more pay.
• When Cecilia arrived, it was only by an effort that she could show grateful appreciation of the sympathy of her dearest friend.
• Petrarch, as we have seen, led the modern world by a century in the appreciation of Horace.
• The only way in which I could show my appreciation of the disinterested kindness of the family was by photographing them, too.
• Shoghi Letter of 23 April 1951 23 April 1951 DEEPEST APPRECIATION GREETINGS LOVING REMEMBRANCE SHRINES DELIGHTED SUCCESS.
• In reading over this letter, I see that I have not done justice to the deep feeling of appreciation our beloved Guardian has for the wonderful spirit shown by Mr.
• Lamb himself had known loneliness and suffering and lack of appreciation when a boy in the great Blue Coat School.
• Those present voiced the remarks with hearty appreciation and continued applause.
• I need not refer to the Canadians or Australians, for they are of our own flesh and blood, but the Indian soldier deserves a word of high appreciation.
• After which each of them, having finished, gave the little cough of content and appreciation, which among the archers means manners.
• Cliff was not a cultivated woman, but she had a good, common-sense appreciation of art in its various forms.
• But as the Academy was already in session, Jackson, with a strong appreciation of the value of time, begged to decline.
• It may be occasioned by a reward or recognition from without or by appreciation arising from self-criticism.
• Appreciation is an attitude of mind which is passive, contemplative.
• On the other hand, men of creative genius often lack power of aesthetic appreciation.
• AEsthetic appreciation, on the other hand, is associated with neither, but with a mental attitude and feelings which are quite different.
• Study may, then, be classified according as the response required is physical habit, memory, appreciation, or judgment.
• Much less can be done as a matter of conscious technique when the occasion of study is to further appreciation.
• He should be encouraged to consciously associate with them when opportunities for appreciation come.
• Her appreciation or depreciation of Charlie interested him only in so far as it was a vehicle for the expression of her personality.
• I am satisfied that none but a slave could place such an appreciation upon liberty as I did at that time.

Similar words containing APPRECIA without suffix tion

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