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Meanings of intrinsic value in English
Catalan
valor intrínsec Ethical or philosophic value that an object has "in itself" or "for its own sake"
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Usage of intrinsic value in English
1
Fiat money has no intrinsic value, it is solely based on trust.
2
Besides its intrinsic value, it is very dear to me by association.
3
She could not throw away his property-anythingof such great intrinsic value.
4
If you mean it for a residence, what avail its intrinsic value?
5
Some analysts said the proposed offer undervalued Village's intrinsic value and was opportunistic.
6
It has no intrinsic value, yet we treat it as though it does.
7
It had no intrinsic value, and the fellow would not even accept it.
8
A gold chain is an article of permanent and intrinsic value.
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Of its intrinsic value I will not here pause to speak.
10
As an appreciative realization, each of these is an intrinsic value.
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Did they mean anything to Hawksley aside from their intrinsic value?
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Like the call, the put's intrinsic value moves point for point with the stock.
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The code allows staff to accept unsolicited gifts of "small intrinsic value".
14
A theory has no intrinsic value: that is why the devil can talk theology.
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They were simple, common household effects of little intrinsic value.
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There's no intrinsic value.Jesse's voice almost broke as he spoke.
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