Appreciate

ap-prē′shi-āt, v.t. to estimate justly, to be fully sensible of all the good qualities in the thing judged: to estimate highly: to raise in value, to advance the quotation or price of, as opposed to depreciate .— v.i. to rise in value.— adj. Apprē′ciable .— adv. Apprē′ciably .— n. Appreciā′tion , the act of setting a value on, also specially of a work of literature or art: just—and also favourable—estimation: rise in exchangeable value: increase in value.— adjs. Apprē′ciative , Apprē′ciatory , implying appreciation.— n. Appreciā′tor , one who appreciates, or estimates justly. [L. appretiātus , pa.p. of appretiāre — ad , to, and pretium , price.]