Adjective:

అద్భుతమైన, ఖరీదైనది, ప్రియమైన, అమూల్యమైనది, విలువైనది,

precious's Usage Examples:

Some of the precious possessions of the church were fortunately evacuated before the moros finally landed on the shores of Dulag.

It is sometimes enameled, filigreed, or set with artificial, semi-precious or even precious stones and pearls.

For example, in 1599-1600 it was used by a group merchants-turned-pirates who, after learning of a Portuguese ship filled with gold, silver, precious stones, other treasures, attacked it and appropriated its contents.

A satire on academic pretension, female education, and préciosité (French for preciousness), it was one.

after the adepts" training was completed in order to prevent her from absconding with the precious idol.

Dynamite fishing ravages Philippines" precious coral reefs.

Inspired and motivated by the preciousness and large-heartedness of the benevolent founder.

The Phoenicians may have arrived seeking the precious red orchil dye extracted from lichen – if the Canaries represent Pliny the Elder"s.

Cunningham crossbar switches had precious-metal contacts capable of handling millivolt signals.

Dump leaching is an industrial process to extract precious metals and copper from ores.

The list of Roman hoards in Britain comprises significant archaeological hoards of coins, jewellery, precious and scrap metal objects and other valuable.

Among the other precious and semi-precious stones set in the crown are an emerald, a ruby, a topaz, an alexandrite and a white opal.

Synonyms:

wanted, cherished, treasured, loved,

Antonyms:

ingenuous, maladroit, unattractive, unwelcome, unloved,