invaluability

English

Etymology

From invaluable +‎ -ity.

Noun

invaluability (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being invaluable; great or immeasurable value.
    Synonyms: invaluableness, (obsolete) unvaluableness
    • 2019, David Wesley Ofumbi, Followership Development and Enactment Among the Acholi of Uganda‎[1]:
      …human effort is understood as a conformation of values that reflect this inviolability and invaluability of life.
    • 2013, Carolyn Green RN, Getting to Know You: Guided Pearls of Wisdom for a More Soulful Existence‎[2], page 180:
      Invaluability is a journey.
    • 2023, Eugen Bacon, Serengotti‎[3]:
      My invaluability? Excellent ouput? Your words, Warren.
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