Immaterial
Immaterial adjective - Not composed of matter.
Value and immaterial are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Value" instead an adjective "Immaterial".
Nearby Words: immateriality, immaterially
Value
Value noun - The amount of money for which something will find a buyer.
Immaterial and value are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Immaterial" instead an adjective "Value".
Both words in one sentence
- William in A Hate Story is a Pure Magic Being that is extremely caring and protective of people he personally knows, but sees everyone else as immaterial and can't comprehend that strangers' lives have value.
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Banks is a Post-Scarcity utopia, where even the fancier things are free for everyone, but things that people value enough to trade for them still exist, though mostly immaterial, like the right to be at a particular concert, by Banks' own favorite example.
Source: City of Gold
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