- val|ued
- val|ued «VAL yood», adjective.1. having its value estimated or determined.2. regarded highly.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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man|y-val|ued — «MEHN ee VAL yood», adjective. Mathematics. having many values; multivalued … Useful english dictionary
mul|ti|ple-val|ued — «MUHL tuh puhl VAL yood», adjective. = multivalued. (Cf. ↑multivalued) … Useful english dictionary
mul|ti|val|ued — «MUHL tih VAL yood», adjective. having many values: »a multivalued mathematical function … Useful english dictionary
un|val|ued — «uhn VAL yood», adjective. 1. not valued; not appraised. 2. not esteemed or prized. 3. Obsolete. that cannot be valued; of inestimable value: »thy unvalued book (Milton) … Useful english dictionary
ued — val·ued; con·tin·ued·ly; con·tin·ued·ness; … English syllables
val — ab·la·ti·val; ac·cu·sa·ti·val; ad·jec·ti·val; aero·na·val; aes·ti·val; agen·ti·val; an·ti·lar·val; ar·chi·val; bi·val·via; ca·cio·ca·val·lo; can·a·val·ia; car·ni·val; car·ni·val·esque; ca·val·la; ca·val·let·ti; che·val; chi·val·ric;… … English syllables
mis´val|u|a´tion — mis|val|ue «mihs VAL yoo», transitive verb, ued, u|ing. 1. to value falsely or wrongly. 2. = undervalue. (Cf. ↑undervalue) –mis´val|u|a´tion, noun … Useful english dictionary
mis|val|ue — «mihs VAL yoo», transitive verb, ued, u|ing. 1. to value falsely or wrongly. 2. = undervalue. (Cf. ↑undervalue) –mis´val|u|a´tion, noun … Useful english dictionary
de|val|ue — «dee VAL yoo», verb, ued, u|ing. –v.t. to devaluate: »Students at high standard colleges were…likely to feel that the war “devalued” their education (Time). –v.i. to introduce or effect devaluation of currency … Useful english dictionary
out|val|ue — «owt VAL yoo», transitive verb, ued, u|ing. to exceed in value … Useful english dictionary
