Asset is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an item of worth
• a useful or valuable thing or person
• an item of property owned by a person or company, regarded as having value and available to meet debts, commitments, or legacies
• valuable or useful person or thing
• Any article or separable part of one\'s assets.
• a useful or valuable quality
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a useful quality or thing

Words related to ASSET

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Words that contain ASSET

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How to use ASSET in a sentence

• Progressive energy, when it is kept within certain bounds, is a prime asset of an industrial organization.
• The doctor spoke, proud of her penetration which had made her suspect in you an available asset.
• Ponting would have been a great asset to our party if only on account of his lectures, but his value as pictorial recorder of events becomes daily more apparent.
• It had a hesitating disposition and the authorities, regarding it as more of a liability than an asset, had passed it over.
• At all events, at thirty-seven, alone and friendless, with empty pockets and a letter from Benjamin Franklin as his sole asset, he set sail for America in the year 1774.
• In this respect the unsuspecting creek was an asset of incalculable value.
• The very type of weapon, so far removed from any the Traders knew, made it a disadvantage rather than an asset.
• He possesses plenty of initiative, which is an invaluable asset on active service.
• One speaker found that his reputation as a magazine writer was a splendid asset as a speaker.
• Another future asset to mention to the old lady when he returned.
• Now the Irish vote of sixty was a solid asset, capable in many cases of weighing down one side of the political scale.
• Knox looked upon Mary as a valuable business asset.
• Wallace set to work writing out his recollections, the only asset that he possessed.
• They are a great asset, and a new country needs them, but if we have too many, Germany has too few.
• You are an asset, Kitty, to whichever side holds you.
• Considered as a commercial asset, the Rose-Quartz Spring was dead.
• He replied that many of the Turkish battalions were commanded by German officers, whose principal asset was a firm belief in discipline as practised in the Fatherland.
• However restricted in size, such pamphlets as these are a great asset to the literature of the Faith, and enable the teaching work to progress more rapidly.
• I will most assuredly pray for your complete recovery, for in you the Cause in India has an invaluable asset which I, for my part, greatly value and prize.
• You are a great asset to the Cause you serve so devotedly.
• The child, under modern urban conditions, is not an economic asset, as he was on the farm in earlier days.
• It was his great asset, physical and mental rather than moral, but courage nevertheless.
• There is plenty of work in the world which does not require one to be particularly friendly, although, it must be admitted, friendliness is a splendid asset in any calling.
• This was encouraged for it increased the slave population by new borns, hence, being an asset to the masters.
• His sister Eliza, who lived with him had saved almost as much money and when she married she was an asset to the man of her choice rather than a liability.
• But he was a good cook, when he wished to exert himself, and had the great asset of knowing a considerable amount of English.
• Slaves were far less numerous there than in Virginia, and he was old enough to have observed that, in addition to the wrong of slavery, they were a liability rather than an asset.
• Everything that tends to build up courage is an asset in life.
• It is an asset that is bought and sold, and is only lost when abandoned.
• Coal dug in Belgium by Belgian miners is a distinct asset for Germany, when she exchanges it for Swiss cattle, Dutch cheese, and Swedish wood.
• In all matters of smuggling a knowledge of foreign languages was an invaluable asset.
• KITCHENER Experience we all know to be a valuable asset, and experience in war is the most costly of its kind.
• At this particular stage of her career Miss Carmichael had not developed the philosophy that later in life was destined to become her most valuable asset.

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