two cent
Barely worth anything
Two cent describes something of little value or importance, almost always in the phrase my two cents or put in my two cents, meaning to offer an opinion—usually unsolicited and with false modesty about its worth.
The expression suggests the speaker's view is humble or minor, though often the opinion that follows is anything but: If I can just add my two cents here...
- pennyOne-cent piece
- opinionSubjective personal belief
- unsolicited adviceUnrequested guidance from others
- worthlessLacking any value
- cheapLow in price
coin · copper · change · stamp · advice · input · put in · chime in · trivial · pittance · small change · pocket change · nickel · dime · value · insignificant · tarnished · jingle
- Euro coinsone euro, eurozone, commemorative coin, proof coin, bimetallic
- German CurrencyDeutsche Mark, Deutschmark, euro, pfennig, Reichsmark
- European currencyeuro, pound, franc, mark, lira
two centinvaluable
Beyond monetary worth
priceless · golden · million-dollar · precious · valuable
two centexpert
Highly skilled practitioner
authoritative · professional · informed · qualified · specialist
two centsought-after
Much wanted by many
requested · solicited · commissioned · consulted · in-demand