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The friendship between these two girls is invaluable. The definition of invaluable is priceless or having value too great to measure. An example of invaluable is the sentimental worth of your great grandmother's wedding band. invaluable.
At first glance, you would think that invaluable means not valuable.. But to understand its meaning, you'd have to know that it was formed from the prefix in- not plus the verb value, plus the suffix âable able to be.. So something invaluable has such great value that its value can't be calculated. Definitions of invaluable.