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Agreed. Also just so you know, invaluable is one of those weird words that is intensified with in-, not negated. It means even more valuable, not worthless
by hackeman300 2y ago
Agreed. Also just so you know, invaluable is one of those weird words that is intensified with in-, not negated. It means even more valuable, not worthless
- denton-scratch 2y ago> It means even more valuable, not worthless The "in-" actually is negation; the word means something like "NOT susceptible to valuation", i.e. beyond value.
- Longhanks 2y agoHah, you're right - sorry for the confusion and thanks for the note, I'm not a native English speaker :)