treasuring in English

verb

1

keep carefully (a valuable or valued item).

Passes will have to go to hand, ball will not have to be turned over and the side will need to treasure the ball more carefully than they are at present.

synonyms: cherish, hold dear, prize, value greatly, adore, dote on, love, be devoted to, worship, venerate

verb

cherish, hold dear, prize, value greatly, adore, dote on, love, be devoted to, worship, venerate
care for, hold dear, cherish
prize, appreciate, value

Use "treasuring" in a sentence

1. Synonyms for Cherishing include treasuring, appreciating, esteeming, prizing, relishing, revering, valuing, venerating, admiring and adoring

2. Synonyms for Apprizing include prizing, valuing, appreciating, admiring, esteeming, cherishing, treasuring, respecting, loving and praising

3. I am treasuring up my thoughts of this happy time to give me joy in the future.

4. Perhaps through the centuries, Barcelona has proven its worth by treasuring the value of old while embracing the Brashness of new

5. Now she keeps it in her bedside table, treasuring the heavy dark green cloth, the fine embroidery of the badges.

6. We also need to be patient with others, loving and treasuring them with their faults and all—just as we hope they will do with us

7. In this regard the apostle Paul admonished wealthy Christians “to work at good, to be rich in fine works, to be liberal, ready to share, safely treasuring up for themselves a fine foundation for the future, in order that they may get a firm hold on the real life.” —1 Tim.