treasures
Pronunciation: [ˈtrɛʒ.ərz]
Context: "wealth"
(noun) things that are very valuable or special. Treasures can be gold, jewels, or anything that is precious and worth a lot.
Example
The pirate's chest was filled with gold coins and sparkling jewels, truly a treasure.
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The old box was empty; it didn’t hold any treasures at all.
Example
What treasures would you like to find if you were on a treasure hunt?
Context: "collection"
(noun) something that is kept or loved because it is special to someone. This could be a collection of toys, books, or other personal items.
Example
Her grandmother's necklace is her most cherished treasure.
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He doesn’t care about his old toys; they are not treasures to him.
Example
What is the treasure in your room that you care about the most?
Context: "emotional value"
(verb) to hold something very dear or to think that something is very special. It’s like when you value a friendship or a special moment in your life.
Example
She treasures the time spent with her family during holidays.
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He doesn’t treasure the memories they made together; he has forgotten them.
Example
What moments do you treasure the most in your life?