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disvaluable

disvaluable adjective: having a negative value; not valuable.

Adjective

disvaluable (comparative more disvaluable, superlative most disvaluable)

  1. Having a negative value; not valuable.
    • The things that we do that bring about things of intrinsic value, or that avert things that are intrinsically disvaluable, are instrumentally valuable.2011, Victor Tadros, The Ends of Harm: The Moral Foundations of Criminal Law, page 24

Forms of disvaluable

comparativemore disvaluable
superlativemost disvaluable

Questions about disvaluable

What does disvaluable mean?
Disvaluable means having a negative value; not valuable.
What part of speech is disvaluable?
Disvaluable is an adjective.

Words near disvaluable in the dictionary

  1. disutility
  2. disutilize
  3. disutilized
  4. disutilizes
  5. disutilizing
  6. disvaluable
  7. disvaluation
  8. disvaluations
  9. disvalue
  10. disvalued
  11. disvalues

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