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US
/ˈəndɝˌvæɫju/
]
[ UK /ˌʌndəvˈæljuː/ ]
[ UK /ˌʌndəvˈæljuː/ ]
VERB
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lose in value
The dollar depreciated again - esteem lightly
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assign too low a value to
Don't underestimate the value of this heirloom-you may sell it at a good price
How To Use undervalue In A Sentence
- What is left in ‘her’ wake, however, is an acerbically astute representation of a social environment in which mothers are routinely erased, undervalued, and ‘trapped’ within the domestic milieu.
- The company had undervalued the building by £20 000.
- Mr. Icahn's offer reflected a view that merchant power generators like Dynegy, which owns 18 coal-fired and gas-fired power plants, are undervalued because of current low power prices. Dynegy Top Officers, Directors to Leave
- We also fall prey to the fundamental attribution error, where we overvalue "dispositional" elements "She's bad at money" and undervalue NYT > Home Page
- He is also a hardworking and undervalued writer.
- It is not evidence of a sale at an undervalue in November 2000.
- There are two sure ways of making a fortune in art: buy an undervalued old master, or a Cremona stringed instrument.
- Jackson has successfully realised the most monumental movie-making feat in recent memory, yet the scale of his achievement seems undervalued and unrewarded.
- The manager has a preference for undervalued stocks and favours mid and small-cap companies. Times, Sunday Times
- Education is currently undervalued in this country.