appreciation
Pronunciation: [əˌpriːʃiˈeɪʃən]
Context: "gratitude"
(noun) when you feel thankful or happy for something someone has done for you. It's like saying 'thank you' from your heart.
Example
I showed my appreciation for her help by giving her a small gift.
Example
He didn't express any appreciation for the hard work that others did.
Example
How do you show appreciation to your friends?
Context: "value"
(noun) the ability to recognize and understand the good qualities of something. It helps you see why something is important or special.
Example
Her appreciation of art deepened after she visited the museum.
Example
He had little appreciation for classical music, so he didn’t enjoy the concert.
Example
What do you appreciate most about nature?
Context: "financial"
(noun) an increase in the value of something, like a house or investment. When something appreciates, it becomes worth more money over time.
Example
The appreciation of their home meant they could sell it for a profit.
Example
The rapid appreciation of the stock market made some people worried about a future crash.
Example
How much has the value of your car appreciated since you bought it?