invaluable

Adjective complement with noun phrase

find: Hopefully in time you will find the service invaluable.

Modifies a noun

• insight: In her talk Ros gives an invaluable insight into her world of autism.
• tool: Great stick response - an invaluable tool for life on the road, or in the drum class room.
• contribution: A member of the Flight also made an invaluable contribution to a Central Flying School visit to Jordan.
• resource: The book also contains an invaluable resource of contacts where further information can be obtained.
• assistance: These agencies may provide invaluable assistance in these environments.
• source: The Internet is, of course, an invaluable source of authentic material.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: If you have a resource like this at your disposal it is absolutely invaluable.
• truly: However, that's where the skills of Nicola's life coaching became truly invaluable.
• totally: This extension has far too many brilliant features to list but take it from me, its totally invaluable.
• especially: This has made the £ 2.8 million that Cafédirect has been able to pay producers above the open market price especially invaluable.
• particularly: It is particularly invaluable to those students who have never had dealings with real employers before.
• therefore: Your help in spreading the word about the Fund is therefore invaluable.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: These prove invaluable for the " spares " supplies.
• find: My wife does my quality control for me which I find invaluable.
• become: However, that's where the skills of Nicola's life coaching became truly invaluable.

Preposition: in

• fight: But it's their cytotoxic and immune-boosting potential, as shown in studies, that makes these extracts invaluable in the fight against cancer.
• situation: This lightweight design folds flat for packing in a laptop bag and can prove invaluable in situations where no desk is available.

Preposition: for

• anyone: Such information is invaluable for anyone studying wills, inventories, accounts, letters and journals, surveys and maps.
• student: It now has a new radiography room which will be invaluable for new students.