worth's
Belonging to value
Worth's is the possessive form of worth, appearing in phrases like one's money's worth or a dollar's worth of candy.
It indicates an amount or quantity corresponding to a specified value: Get your money's worth.
The form also appears with proper names: Fort Worth's skyline, Charles Frederick Worth's designs.
monetary
Possessive of importance
- asset'sBelonging to something valuable
- fortune'sBelonging to luck
- estate'sOf inherited property
- netFinal amount remaining
dollar's · market's · capital's · treasure's
merit
Possessive of importance
- virtue'sPossessive of moral worth
- nobility'sBelonging to highborn class
- honor'sBelonging to esteem
- character'sBelonging to a fictional figure
value's
Possessive of importance
net · dollar's · market's · capital's · treasure's
value's
Possessive of importance
- virtue'sPossessive of moral worth
- nobility'sBelonging to highborn class
- honor'sBelonging to esteem
- worth itMeriting the investment
- worth every pennyJustifying its full cost
- worth a tryMeriting the effort
- money's worthAdequate return on payment
- not worth itEffort exceeds reward
- net worthAssets less debts
worth, worthy, unworthy, worthiness, unworthiness, worthily, worthier, worthiest, worthless