Another word for appreciate
appreciate
v.
To be grateful
welcome, thank, enjoy, pay respects to, be obliged, feel obliged, be indebted, feel obligated, be obligated, be appreciative, acknowledge, never forget, give thanks, overflow with gratitude; see also thank.
To recognize worth
esteem, prize, value, treasure, cherish, honor, extol, praise, applaud, admire, look up to; see also admire 1.
To enjoy, as art
be sensitive to, have a taste for, have a faculty for, respond to, enjoy, relish; see also like 1.
To be aware of
comprehend, understand, apprehend, recognize; see understand 1.
appreciate, in this comparison, implies sufficient critical judgment to see the value of or to enjoy to appreciate good music; to value is to rate highly because of worth I value your friendship; to prize is to value highly or take great satisfaction in a prized possession; to treasure is to regard as precious and implies special care to protect from loss; to esteem is to hold in high regard and implies warm attachment or respect an esteemed statesman; to cherish is to prize or treasure, but connotes greater affection for or attachment to the thing cherished she cherished her friends See also syn. study at understand.
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Another word for appreciate
To recognize the worth, quality, importance, or magnitude of:
cherish, esteem, prize1, respect, treasure, value. Idiom: set store by. See praiseTo regard with great pleasure or approval:
admire. See like, praise
MLA Style
"appreciate." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 17 January 2019. <https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Appreciate>.
APA Style
appreciate. (n.d.). Retrieved January 17th, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Appreciate
