goodwill value
ˈɡʊdwɪl ˈvæljuː
Definition

Definition of goodwill value - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
businessTECH.intangible worth of a business beyond physical assetsTECH.
  • The company's goodwill value increased after the successful rebranding.
2.
acquisitionsTECH.premium paid over book value during acquisitionsTECH.
  • The merger included a significant goodwill value in the deal.
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Expressions with goodwill

gain someone's goodwillv.
make someone feel friendly or supportive toward you
He tried to gain his boss's goodwill by working late.
gesture of goodwilln.
act to show good faith or intentions
The company made a donation as a gesture of goodwill.
goodwill ambassadorn.
representative promoting goodwill between entities
She served as a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations.
goodwill gesturen.
action to show kindness or goodwill
The company offered a refund as a goodwill gesture.
season of goodwilln.
time when people are especially kind and generous
During the season of goodwill, people often donate to charity.
negative goodwilln.
amount paid less than fair value of assets
The acquisition resulted in negative goodwill on the balance sheet.

Expressions with value

sentimental valuen.
importance something has because of personal feelings or memories
This old toy has sentimental value for me.
street valuen.
monetary worth of a commodity sold illegally
Authorities seized goods with a street value of $500,000.
face valuen.
apparent worth as opposed to real worth
He took her words at face value.
snob valuen.
appeal of exclusivity or high social status
The club's snob value attracts many wealthy members.
accept at face valuev.
believe something is true without checking or doubting
You shouldn't accept at face value everything you read online.
place value onv.
consider something important or beneficial
She places great value on honesty in relationships.
put a value onv.
decide how much something is worth in money or importance
It's hard to put a value on friendship.
take at face valuev.
accept as presented without questioning
She took his explanation at face value.
take them at face valuev.
accept something as true without questioning
She decided to take them at face value and moved on.
value for moneyn.
worth what you pay compared to quality or amount
This phone offers great value for money.

Terms related to goodwill value

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goodwillassetsbrandbusinessequitygoodwillintangiblereputationvaluationassetbuyout

Examples of goodwill value in a sentence

  • Investors were attracted by the goodwill value on the balance sheet.
  • The company's goodwill value was evident in the acquisition.
  • Investors considered the goodwill value before the purchase.

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  1. French:valeur immatérielle, valeur d'acquisition, ...
  2. German:Firmenwert, Goodwill, ...
  3. Italian:valore di avviamento, goodwill, ...
  4. Spanish:valor de la buena voluntad, valor de buena voluntad, ...
  5. Portuguese:valor intangível, valor de goodwill, ...
  6. Chinese:商誉价值, 溢价价值, ...
  7. Japanese:のれん価値, グッドウィル, ...
  8. Arabic:قِيمة السُمعة, قيمة الشهرة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁוִי מוֹנִיטִין, שְׁוֵי גוּדוּוִיל, ...
  10. Russian:деловая репутация, стоимость гудвилла, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вартість гудвілу, ...
  12. Hindi:गुडविल मूल्य, गुडविल वैल्यू, ...
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