Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
worth-your-weight-in-gold
idiom
/wɜrθ jʊr weɪt ɪn ɡoʊld/
Definition
A phrase used to describe something that is very valuable or of great importance.
Examples
- Her advice was worth-your-weight-in-gold during the project.
- The support from my friends proved to be worth-your-weight-in-gold during tough times.
Meaning
The expression conveys that the value of a person or thing is equivalent to their weight in gold, emphasizing the high worth they hold.
Synonyms
- invaluable
- priceless
- treasured
- indispensable
