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appreciatiojn

 

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Appreciation

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: The recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities or value of someone or something.

Senses:
  1. Feeling of Gratitude:

    The feeling or expression of gratitude or thanks towards someone.

    Sample sentence: I want to express my appreciation for all the hard work you have done.

  2. Understanding and Enjoyment:

    The understanding, recognition, and enjoyment of the qualities, significance, or importance of someone or something.

    Sample sentence: I have a great appreciation for art, especially impressionist paintings.

  3. Rise in Value:

    An increase in the value or price of an asset over time.

    Sample sentence: The appreciation of real estate in this area has been remarkable.

  4. Act of Recognizing:

    The act of recognizing someone's achievements, contributions, or efforts.

    Sample sentence: The company held a special event as a token of their appreciation for their employees.

Popular Usages:
  • Appreciation of music, art, literature, nature, etc.
  • Showing appreciation to teachers, friends, family, or colleagues.
  • Monetary appreciation of investments or assets.
Local Usages:
  • Community appreciation event to honor local heroes.
  • School appreciation day to celebrate students' achievements.
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