unvalued
Britishadjective
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not appreciated or valued
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not assessed or estimated as to price or valuation
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obsolete of great value
Example Sentences
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Parents and carers will no doubt be equally alarmed that school leaders are being left seeking support with their mental health, feeling worried, stressed and unvalued, struggling to sleep, and considering quitting the profession.
From BBC • Dec. 14, 2023
Comparing that “gift” to the thousands spent on venue, clothing, entertainment, drinks and dinner, I could not help but feel as if my work was totally unvalued.
From Washington Post • Dec. 25, 2022
The school said Friday in a statement that its initial response had been "inadequate" and left students and staff feeling "unsafe, unheard and unvalued."
From Time • Oct. 21, 2017
On one hand, billions of dollars in property assets that have that have been essentially unvalued or undervalued and locked in place would be available for sale.
From New York Times • Nov. 3, 2011
The very breeze that fluttered in brought taunting perfumes of cedar and blossom from a country-side out of reach; poised airily between earth and sky, a snowy sea-gull flaunted its unvalued liberty.
From The Game and the Candle by Ingram, Eleanor M. (Eleanor Marie)
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