v. to increase in value over a period of time through the natural...

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Make a judgement about the value of

1[transitive] (not used in the progressive tenses) appreciate somebody/something to recognize the good qualities of someone or something You can't really appreciate foreign literature in translat [..]

1650s, "to esteem or value highly," from Late Latin appretiatus, past participle of appretiare "to set a price to" (see appraise). Meaning "to rise in value" (intransitiv [..]

to understand and value something.

See: appreciation

recognize with gratitude; be grateful for be fully aware of; realize fully; "Do you appreciate the full meaning of this letter?" prize: hold dear; "I prize these [..]

to admire, praise, to rate highly

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at·ed -at·ing vt 1 : to judge or understand the significance of [incapable of appreciating the difference between right and wrong "B. N. Cardozo"] 2 : to raise the market value of compare .. [..]

to grow in value. Usually a term used in relation to investments: stocks, collectibles, etc., which are now worth more than you paid for them.

(v) recognize with gratitude; be grateful for(v) be fully aware of; realize fully(v) gain in value(v) increase the value of(v) hold dear

Make a judgement about the value of

v. to increase in value over a period of time through the natural course of events, including inflation, greater rarity, or public acceptance. This can include real property, jewelry, rare books, art [..]