added value
noun [U] /ˌæd.ɪdˈvæl.juː/Definition
› an improvement or addition to something that makes it worth more: The printer's added value makes it worth the extra cost.Value and price increasesThings added or attached to other things added-value adjective [before noun]
(Definition of added value noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- appreciate verb (INCREASE)
- bull market noun
- bullish adjective (FINANCIAL MARKET)
- dead cat bounce noun
- go through the roof idiom
- hike noun (INCREASE)
- hike verb (INCREASE)
- hyperinflation noun
- mark sth up phrasal verb
- markup noun
- put sth up phrasal verb (MONEY)
- rack sth up phrasal verb
- rebound verb
- rise noun (INCREASE)
- rise verb (INCREASE)
- rocket verb
- run sth up phrasal verb (VALUE)
- skyrocket verb
- steepen verb
- surcharge noun
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