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appreciator

[ əˈpriːʃieɪtə ]

Noun

^{Context #1 | Noun}

person who values or recognizes the worth of something

An appreciator is someone who has a deep understanding and admiration for the value of something. They have a keen eye for details and are able to recognize the beauty or significance in things that others may overlook. Appreciators often have a strong sense of gratitude and are able to find joy in the little things.

Synonyms

admirer, connoisseur, valuer.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
appreciator	Used to describe someone who values or understands the worth or quality of something. It can be used in a broad sense and doesn't imply expertise. She is an appreciator of fine art
admirer	Used to describe someone who has a strong feeling of respect or affection towards a person or thing. Often used in a personal or emotional context. He is an admirer of her work
valuer	Used to describe someone who assesses the worth or value of something, often in a professional context like real estate or antiques. He works as a valuer for a real estate company
connoisseur	Used to describe someone who has expert knowledge and refined taste in something such as art, food, or wine. She is a connoisseur of French wine

Examples of usage

As an appreciator of art, she could spend hours in a gallery admiring each brushstroke.
He is known as a true appreciator of fine wine, always able to distinguish the subtle flavors and aromas.

Translations

Translations of the word "appreciator" in other languages:

🇵🇹 apreciador

🇮🇳 सराहना करने वाला

🇩🇪 Wertschätzer

🇮🇩 penghargaan

🇺🇦 цінувальник

🇵🇱 doceniacz

🇯🇵 鑑賞者

🇫🇷 appréciateur

🇪🇸 apreciador

🇹🇷 takdir eden

🇰🇷 감상자

🇸🇦 المقدر

🇨🇿 ocenitel

🇸🇰 oceniteľ

🇨🇳 欣赏者

🇸🇮 cenilec

🇮🇸 metnaðarmaður

🇰🇿 бағалаушы

🇬🇪 მფასებელი

🇦🇿 qiymətləndirən

🇲🇽 apreciador

Etymology

The word 'appreciator' originated from the verb 'appreciate', which comes from the Latin word 'appretiatus', meaning 'to set a price on'. Over time, 'appreciate' evolved to also mean 'to recognize the full worth of something'. The noun form 'appreciator' emerged to describe someone who values or recognizes the worth of something.