Undervalue is valid Scrabble Word

Is undervalue a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for UNDERVALUE in dictionary:

VERB:

to value below the real worth
rate (something) insufficiently highly; fail to appreciate
underestimate the financial value of (something)
To value, rate, or estimate below the real worth; to depreciate.
To esteem lightly; to treat as of little worth; to hold in mean estimation; to despise.
assign too low a value to
lose in value

NOUN:

a price below the real value
A low rate or price; a price less than the real worth; undervaluation.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to value, rate, or estimate below the real worth

Words related to UNDERVALUE

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Words that contain UNDERVALUE

undervalued16 undervaluer15 undervalues15 undervaluers16

How to use UNDERVALUE in a sentence

It is in human nature to undervalue the things with which we are familiar, and to form false estimates of those which are remote, either by time, or by distance.
It depends on a general law which causes us all to over-estimate by-gone pleasures and distant scenes, and to undervalue those of the present moment.
Thus he was led to undervalue the power of truth itself in its contest with error.
That she should walk there with increasing frequency as the days passed was a tribute to my powers of restraint which I was too wise to undervalue.
I do not undervalue your Piedmont, because I love our Valais more.
The best heads that ever existed, Pericles, Plato, Julius Caesar, Shakspeare, Goethe, Milton, were well-read, universally educated men, and quite too wise to undervalue letters.
In expressing these sentiments I desire not to undervalue the benefits of a salutary credit to any branch of enterprise.
I have seen too much of it to undervalue the sweet and sober piety of old age.
From the first there was a tendency to undervalue these external aids, which made the movement an object of suspicion to thorough Church-and-State men.
But he is modest as talented, and appears to undervalue his works, so long as they do not reach his own mental ideal.

But it will be best not to undervalue an Empire like Russia in this respect.
The one threw the moral stress on moral grounds of belief, and seemed inclined to undervalue external proofs.
Ruskin! Are we likely to undervalue that? Let me consider how to answer your questions.
For she did not deceive herself, nor undervalue the crushing force of the blow which she had received.
Think of the barefooted, half-clad and half-fed children in our land! I do not undervalue what you have already done.
Never either in word or thought does he consciously disparage or undervalue them.
We do by no means undervalue this noble and most delightful art, to which Socrates applied himself even in his old age.
To love one part of what Our Father has given us should never lead us to despise, or even undervalue, other parts.
I would not, however, be supposed to undervalue the genuine and graceful ability of execution displayed by the author at his best.
But their motives for treating were such as prompted them to undervalue all those difficulties and dangers.
I did not undervalue the great honor of representing Massachusetts in the Senate of the United States.
Heaven forbid that I should undervalue the children of the mind.
Those who undervalue this life, naturally become querulous and discontented, and lose their interest in the welfare of their fellows.
Those who were favourable to the measure, generally advocated it by trying to undervalue the chasm that separates Romish from Protestant doctrine.
I have learnt, too, exceedingly to undervalue human policy.
Let us not undervalue this kind of honesty when real.
Apart from the weakness of wishing for personal distinctions, however, I never met with a Swiss gentleman, who appeared to undervalue his institutions.
I do not mean to undervalue the others, but only to insist upon the superior value and importance of these.
It is written with the spirit of one who has seen the world enough to undervalue it with good breeding.
Nor would I undervalue the importance of insisting on pure Christianity, as distinct from Judaism.
The tendency now is to undervalue oratory, and we regret it.
This desperate tendency to despise and undervalue their own race and colour, which is one of the very worst results of their abject condition, is intolerable to me.
They do not regard the probability of other agents taking the place of glaciers, and undervalue the moving power of water.
The apology of Robert Barclay, which is a chain of reasoning of this kind from the begining to the end, is a proof that they do not undervalue the powers of the mind.
The disadvantages, therefore, of human learning, or the arguments which would be advanced against it by those who may undervalue it, I shall now consider.

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