"I really appreciate it."

In this specific sentence could it be understood with double meaning when it comes to 'appreciate something/someone'? I mean, for example in both "be thankful of" and "to cherish something/someone" meanings.

Thanks in advance hoping my question makes sense :•)

Question

"I really appreciate it."

In this specific sentence could it be understood with double meaning when it comes to 'appreciate something/someone'? I mean, for example in both "be thankful of" and "to cherish something/someone" meanings.

Thanks in advance hoping my question makes sense :•)

Answer

Yes they kind of hold the same meaning, so it’s correct

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