Reasonable
Reasonable adjective - Costing little.
Usage example: desperately trying to find reasonable hotel rates for the holiday weekend
Valuable is an antonym for reasonable.
Valuable
Valuable adjective - Commanding a large price.
Usage example: an extremely valuable diamond necklace
Both words in one sentence
- Combined with (modestly) improved Int, several new skills and spells and with better ability to use his existing ones, he has become a valuable Face and a reasonable asset in a fight.
Source: The Millstone -
Chalk it up to Laser-Guided Karma hitting him in the form of the Big Snow (he was apparently more of an ass than usual that year, whereas in the previous year he came across as more reasonable when visiting Donner) and teaching him a rather valuable lesson.
- Even Kirk veered towards this trope in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock — technically he did steal valuable Federation property to go to restricted space in order to complete a pet project, it just happened to be the right thing to do and a rather reasonable pet project.
Source: Insane Admiral
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