disvalue

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(dis val′yo̵̅o̅)

transitive verb disvalued, disvaluing

to regard as of little or no value; depreciate

noun

negative value

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transitive verb dis·val·ued, dis·val·u·ing, dis·val·ues
  1. To regard as of little or no value.
  2. Archaic To disparage.
noun
  1. A negative value of something.
  2. Obsolete Disesteem.

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