value

numerical value ②reading (on a meter, etc.)

sense of values

amount of experience ②experience point

utility value

value to society

normal value

deviation value (usu. scaled to mean of 50, standard deviation of 10, and often used for academic grades)

ability score (as in RPGs)

control value

expected value

worthlessness

blood sugar level

commercial value

scarcity value

quantification

standard of value

theoretical value

range (of a function or relation)

standard value

price

value ②estimation

high price

to drive a bargain

price increase

price increase

price tag

price reduction

without exaggeration

price reduction

asking price

half price

appraisal

all-time high (price, in trading)

inflated price (assigned in anticipation of being haggled down) ②exaggeration

cost price

low price

price decline

bottom price

priced dirt cheap

price ②value ③value

to be worth

priceless

initial value

value reference name

to be noteworthy

a moment of time in a spring evening is worth a thousand pieces of gold

to be the worst of the worst

capital appreciation