to undervalue
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4.8
- verb
- /ˌʌndərˈvæljuː/
:
subestimar
- But, you know, we, we undervalue teachers.
- human ability undervalued
Of course it is, But we undervalue companionship now, Blueprint says.
- Of course it is, But we undervalue companionship now, Blueprint says.
- But it's an interesting game that I think people undervalue skill.
- But, you know, we, we undervalue teachers.
- And I think that we undervalue recovery and the importance of recovery.
- Most of us, frankly, undervalue ourselves.
- And then we learn this art where we've overused the word respect, but we've actually undervalued what it means.
- But I mean, people really undervalue how fantastic it is to be in solitude.
- So big keys to not undervaluing and never undervaluing your services or your offer again is understanding.
- And you're almost certainly undervaluing the traits and the qualities that you bring to the table.
- Because I, when I think when people use myth as the opposite word of truth, I think it undervalues what roles myths have played historically.
- And people wildly undervalue how much more they could be making once they have a skill.
- But if, and I I think that we really cannot undervalue the incredible importance of getting restorative sleep.
- I think the Chinese undervalue driving experience, steering, handling the way a car like feels on the road, because this doesn't have much of that feel.
- You'll never be able to unknown that idea of overvaluing the poet and undervaluing the poetry.
Examples
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But I mean, people really undervalue how fantastic it is to be in solitude.
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Well, education has always been undervalued in the West, hasn't it?
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That is something that a lot of people undervalue when creating a project.
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You know, for whatever reason, we undervalue ourselves.
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And I think that we undervalue recovery and the importance of recovery.
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In summary, developers should not undervalue their knowledge and the services they provide.
Academic text (2012) -
Society undervalues the role of women, placing higher value on the traditional male role.
Academic text (2004) -
Organizations that value entrepreneurial thinking tend to undervalue folks who think like employees.
Blog text (6) -
As a musician, I can relate to having my excellent work undervalued by purchasers.
Blog text (1) -
Many people tend to undervalue the importance of teamwork in achieving success.
Synonyms
299
3.1
To think someone or something is less important than they really are
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4.7
Make a person or thing seem less important
45
5.0
To make someone or something seem not important
43
4.9
To make something lower in rank, value or importance
22
5.0
To make something seem less important or respected
18
5.2
To make something seem smaller or less important than it really is
3
3.7
To think someone has less ability or importance than they really have
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4.5
Make something seem less important or valuable than it really is
1
5.2
To not value someone or something as much as they deserve
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6.5
Make a person or thing seem less important and less valuable
1
5.7
To think a person or thing cannot do as much as they really can
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9.9
To think someone or something is not important
To treat something as not worth much or make it worth less
To treat someone or something as unimportant and not worth much
To think someone or something has little value
Antonyms
How Undervalued
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Undervalue comes from the parts under meaning 'below' and value meaning 'worth', so to undervalue a person or idea is to think of them as less important or less valuable than they really are.