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Valueless vs. Invaluable

Valueless

/ˈvaljʊləs/
Something that is not worth anything or has no financial or practical value.

Examples:

The trinket was pretty but ultimately valueless.Many outdated gadgets are now deemed valueless.The offer seemed promising but was ultimately valueless.

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Invaluable

/ɪnˈvæljuəbəl/
Extremely useful or precious

Examples:

Her advice on the project was simply invaluable.The document provides invaluable insights into ancient cultures.Volunteers play an invaluable role in community programs.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Valueless means something has no monetary value, like a rusted nail.
  • Invaluable means the opposite: something is so valuable it's beyond pricing, like a family heirloom.
  • Remember that valueless implies worthlessness, while invaluable suggests pricelessness.
  • They both sound similar but their meanings are vastly different.
  • Valueless often indicates negative connotations, while invaluable emphasizes importance.
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