Value and Wealth

Value

Value noun - The amount of money for which something will find a buyer.

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Wealth and value are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wealth" instead a noun "Value".

Nearby Words: valuing, valuable, valueless, valued, valuation

Wealth noun - The total of one's money and property.

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Value and wealth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Value" instead a noun "Wealth".

Nearby Words: wealthy, weal, wealthily

good	good value	good wealth
high	high value	high wealth
low	low value	low wealth
total	total value	total wealth
Other adjectives: infinite, true, relative, sheer, obvious, actual, real, extreme, great, absolute, potential, supposed, personal, new, combined, political, hidden, significant, tremendous, greater, monetary.

While absolute wealth and value can be increased, relative wealth is pretty much constant.

Source: Artistic License Economics
The most literal example of this is the garden mulcher in "Root of All Evil" which consumes the bodies fed into it and turns them into money (the amount based on their wealth/value).

Source: Series / Friday the 13th: The Series
When Burns tries to have Abe killed (even though the art's value would be a pittance compared to his actual wealth), Bart convinces Abe to get the case instead of letting Burns get it.

Source: Moral Event Horizon / Western Animation

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