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Highly valued or cherished

Having great value, as a commodity or on a sentimental level

Renowned and recognized in a given field or domain

Inspiring a sense of appreciation, gratitude, or high esteem from others

High in quality or standard

Past tense for to appreciate or value highly

Past tense for to remove or take out, especially with effort or force

Past tense for to raise, move, or pull out or apart, typically with an instrument

Past tense for to have deep love or admiration for

Past tense for to like in an emphatic manner, or have a strong liking for

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Adjective

Highly valued or cherished

highly regarded

well thought of

near to one's heart

worth its weight in gold

dear to your heart

closest to one's heart

gladly received

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“King Arthur requests the cauldron from King Odgar, but Diwrnach refuses to give up his prized possession.”

Adjective

Having great value, as a commodity or on a sentimental level

of incalculable value

of incalculable worth

of inestimable value

of immeasurable value

of inestimable worth

of immeasurable worth

worth its weight in gold

worth a king's ransom

worth one's weight in gold

inestimably precious

extremely helpful

of the utmost importance

extremely useful

of great consequence

vitally important

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Adjective

Renowned and recognized in a given field or domain

highly regarded

well thought of

highly esteemed

highly thought of

well-thought-of

of high standing

much publicized

of the first rank

in the public eye

much-publicized

in the limelight

having made a name for oneself

highest-ranking

held in high esteem

worthy of mention

decision-making

to be reckoned with

of great consequence

not to be ignored

of considerable importance

strictly business

playing hard ball

most influential

most illustrious

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Adjective

Inspiring a sense of appreciation, gratitude, or high esteem from others

greatly appreciated

held in high regard

highly esteemed

regarded highly

thought much of

Adjective

High in quality or standard

Verb

Past tense for to appreciate or value highly

held in high regard

thought highly of

had a high opinion of

thought much of

regarded highly

setted great store by

appreciated greatly

attached great importance to

placed a high value on

setted a high value on

put on a pedestal

held in high esteem

put a premium on

hero-worshipped

had a high regard for

rolled out red carpet

paid tribute to

extolled the virtues of

deemed important

held in respect

held in great respect

held in admiration

put a high value on

taken one's hat off to

took one's hat off to

attached importance to

held in the highest regard

thought the world of

thought a lot of

had a proclivity for

had a predilection for

had a penchant for

memorialised^UK

memorialized^US

given key to city

gave key to city

sung the praises of

expressed admiration for

sang the praises of

thought well of

given glad hand

kept alive the memory of

given credit to

expressed approval for

shown appreciation of

given accolades to

lavished affection on

showed appreciation of

gave accolades to

looked on with favour

given thanks for

gave thanks for

spoke highly of

spoken highly of

taken off hat to

took off hat to

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“The object of love is something that we prize, hence it is precious and dear, something we cherish.”

Verb

Past tense for to remove or take out, especially with effort or force

pulled out by the roots

physically removes

removed by force

teared up by the roots

tore up by the roots

pulled up by the roots

obtained with difficulty

extracted with difficulty

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“Christine had already presumed that the bruise on Sarah's palm was evidence that she had tried to prize the cork from the water bottle in her thirst.”

Verb

Past tense for to raise, move, or pull out or apart, typically with an instrument

“Either way, they act as lines along which it is easier to prize apart the fibers of the log.”

Verb

Past tense for to have deep love or admiration for

held in high regard

hero-worshipped

regarded highly

put on a pedestal

held in admiration

had a high opinion of

setted great store by

thought the world of

stood in awe of

loved intensely

appreciated greatly

held in high esteem

thought very highly of

felt great affection for

cared very much for

placed great value on

lavished affection on

thought highly of

thought much of

held in the highest regard

felt affection for

took pleasure in

taken pleasure in

found attractive

carried a torch for

had a thing about

had the hots for

taken a liking to

took a liking to

bowed down before

taken a shine to

took a shine to

worshipped to excess

had a soft spot for

had taken a shine to

cultivated an interest in

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Verb

Past tense for to like in an emphatic manner, or have a strong liking for

found irresistible

felt deep affection for

cared very much for

carried a torch for

felt affection for

became infatuated with

become infatuated with

became smitten with

become smitten with

derived great pleasure from

developed a crush on

enjoyed greatly

fell head over heels in love with

fallen head over heels in love with

got a buzz from of

got a buzz out of

got a kick from of

got a kick out of

gotten a kick out of

gave one's heart to

given one's heart to

went a bundle on

gone a bundle on

had affection for

had a great liking for

had a passion for

had a penchant for

had a predilection for

had a proclivity for

had a soft spot for

had a taste for

had a thing about

had a thing for

had a weakness for

liked very much

lost one's heart to

passionated about

put on pedestal

took a fancy to

taken a fancy to

took great pleasure in

taken great pleasure in

took pleasure in

taken pleasure in

thought the world of

thoroughly enjoyed

derived pleasure from

found appealing

found pleasure in

found satisfaction in

liked to indulge in

had a good time

immersed yourself in

took delight in

taken satisfaction in

taken delight in

took an interest in

taken an interest in

took satisfaction in

gotten a thrill out of

got a thrill out of

taken great delight in

taken a thrill to

took great delight in

took a thrill to

had a preference for

derived satisfaction from

thought well of

had a liking for

found agreeable

had a fondness for

found enjoyable

found attractive

got a charge out of

gotten a charge out of

got a charge from of

felt affection toward

had a high regard for

had an affection for

taken a shine to

got a bang out of

gotten a bang out of

took a shine to

fallen in love with

fell in love with

hit it off with

got a buzz from

set one's heart on

felt self-satisfied about

tasted to the full

enjoyed to the full

indulged oneself

taken a liking to

took a liking to

got a bang from

got a kick from

regarded highly

got a thrill from

greatly enjoyed

enjoyed oneself

preened oneself about

entertained oneself

had a craving for

piqued oneself on

developed a liking for

patted oneself on the back about

had a yearning for

rubbed your hands

congratulated oneself on

got one's rocks off

gotten pleasure from

got pleasure from

taken satisfaction

took satisfaction

indulged yourself

given oneself up to

gave oneself up to

indulges yourself

got one's jollies

gotten one's rocks off

gotten one's jollies

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