priceless

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That's priceless and always worth the cost of admission.

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having incalculable monetary, intellectual, or spiritual worth

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adjective

having incalculable monetary, intellectual, or spiritual worth

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adjective

having incalculable monetary, intellectual, or spiritual worth

Example sentences

That's priceless and always worth the cost of admission.

The fact that they wanted to wake up in the middle of the night to watch a rocket launch...priceless.

They could have spent that priceless non-recoverable part of their life doing many other things, but they gave it up to you.

This connected feeling and trust is priceless and I'm really flabbergasted every time it works.

Cost of lawyers: $40,000, Cost of photocopying: $10,000, Seeing mastercard found guilty: priceless.

Word meanings can have a priceless fascination just because their study can take you into many times and many eras and many languages.

The thing I took away from your post is that had you used a 20-year-old relational datastore you would have 0 of your issues anyway.> The advantages of schemaless documents are priceless.

I don't mean to get in the way of your hyperbole, but the person above you seemed to have no objection to "respecting" pg, he was taking issue with this:"pg's response is actually priceless: it is like a soft-spoken witness upending a bullying lawyer who had just viciously attacked him, leaving the attacker reeling for all to see."Which you don't mention at all in your response..."If you're under 40, I'm largely uninterested in your take on the world.