valuations

/ˌvæljuˈeɪʃənz/

NOUN

1. Estimates of worth or value

Judgments or estimates of how much things are worth, based on their characteristics, condition, quality, or other relevant factors.

1.1. Property and asset appraisals

Used for professional assessments of the monetary worth of properties, businesses, artwork, vehicles, and other valuable assets.

Synonyms

  • appraisals
  • appraisements
  • assessments
  • estimates
  • estimations
  • evaluations

Examples

  • The appraiser's expertise is crucial for accurate and reliable property valuations.
  • The bank requires up-to-date property valuations before approving mortgage applications.
  • Valuations of vintage cars often depend on factors such as condition, rarity, and historical significance.

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1.2. Market and investment worth

Used when describing estimates of the monetary worth of stocks, investments, or businesses, particularly when their values are influenced by market conditions.

Synonyms

  • appraisals
  • assessments
  • estimates
  • estimations
  • evaluations

Examples

  • Valuations of the company's stocks fluctuated with changes in the market.
  • Investors carefully analyze financial reports to make informed decisions based on accurate valuations.

Related Words

  • stock prices
  • market values
  • investments
  • shares
  • financial reports
  • market fluctuations

NOUN

2. Financial asset and liability assessment

The processes of determining the monetary values of financial assets or liabilities for accounting, reporting, investment, or business transactions.

2.1. Accounting and financial reporting

Used in financial and accounting contexts for determining the reported values of assets, liabilities, and financial instruments.

Synonyms

  • assessments
  • estimates
  • estimations
  • evaluations

Examples

  • The company's financial valuations were reviewed before the annual accounts were finalized.
  • Accurate valuations of financial assets and liabilities are essential for reliable financial reporting.

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NOUN

3. Measures of size or multiplicity

Measurements expressing the size, magnitude, or quantity of something.

3.1. Measurement and quantification

Used in technical or mathematical contexts to refer to measurements or numerical assessments of size, magnitude, or quantity.

Synonyms

Examples

  • The valuations of the samples provided measurements that could be compared across the experiment.

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