treasured

As verbs the difference between treasured and adored

is that treasured is (treasure) while adored is (adore).

As an adjective treasured

is valued (especially having a personal value).

As a verb treasured

is (treasure).

As an adjective treasured

is valued (especially having a personal value).

As a proper noun precious is

.

As a verb treasured is

(treasure).

As an adjective treasured is

valued (especially having a personal value).

As adjectives the difference between invaluable and treasured

is that invaluable is of great value; costly, precious, priceless while treasured is valued (especially having a personal value).

As a verb treasured is

(treasure).

As a verb treasured

is (treasure).

As an adjective treasured

is valued (especially having a personal value).

As a noun heirloom is

a valued possession that has been passed down through the generations.

As verbs the difference between treasured and courted

is that treasured is past tense of treasure while courted is past tense of court.

As an adjective treasured

is valued (especially having a personal value.

As a noun treasurer

is the head of a corporation's treasury department.

As a verb treasured is

(treasure).

As an adjective treasured is

valued (especially having a personal value).

As verbs the difference between treasured and treasure

is that treasured is past tense of treasure while treasure is to consider to be precious.

As an adjective treasured

is valued (especially having a personal value.

As a noun treasure is

a collection of valuable things; accumulated wealth; a stock of money, jewels, etc.

As verbs the difference between treasured and treasures

is that treasured is past tense of treasure while treasures is third-person singular of treasure.

As an adjective treasured

is valued (especially having a personal value.

As a noun treasures is

plural of lang=en.