unvalued
adjective
un·val·ued
ˌən-ˈval-(ˌ)yüd 
-yəd
1
obsolete
: invaluable
2
a
: not important or prized : disregarded
b
: not appraised
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The store loses out on a potential sale, and the customer feels overlooked and unvalued.
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Shoplazza Contributor, Forbes, 3 Dec. 2024
This will be a core emotion like feeling unworthy, unseen, unlovable, unvalued, inadequate, insignificant, helpless, or rejected.
—Finnian Kelly, TIME, 8 July 2024
What a world in which her labour went unvalued, perhaps unnoticed altogether.
—Hazlitt, 12 July 2023
Examples of toxic workplace behavior include interpersonal behavior that leads them to feel unvalued, belittled, or unsafe, such as unfair or demeaning treatment, no inclusive behavior, sabotaging, cutthroat competition, abusive management, and unethical behavior from leaders or coworkers.
—Marija Butkovic, Forbes, 11 July 2022
Customer feedback and perspective is an extremely valuable, yet sometimes unvalued, commodity.
—Sarah Figueroa, Rolling Stone, 4 Mar. 2022
After a long period during which its outperformance and forward-thinking approach to electric vehicles went unnoticed or unvalued, investors have embraced the stock.
—Stephen Wilmot, WSJ, 5 May 2021
The Wellness Center also reaches out to those in the community who may be feeling hopeless, unvalued and without a voice.
—Kate Stevens, charlotteobserver, 1 May 2017
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Shoplazza Contributor, Forbes, 3 Dec. 2024
This will be a core emotion like feeling unworthy, unseen, unlovable, unvalued, inadequate, insignificant, helpless, or rejected.
—Finnian Kelly, TIME, 8 July 2024
What a world in which her labour went unvalued, perhaps unnoticed altogether.
—Hazlitt, 12 July 2023
Examples of toxic workplace behavior include interpersonal behavior that leads them to feel unvalued, belittled, or unsafe, such as unfair or demeaning treatment, no inclusive behavior, sabotaging, cutthroat competition, abusive management, and unethical behavior from leaders or coworkers.
—Marija Butkovic, Forbes, 11 July 2022
Customer feedback and perspective is an extremely valuable, yet sometimes unvalued, commodity.
—Sarah Figueroa, Rolling Stone, 4 Mar. 2022
After a long period during which its outperformance and forward-thinking approach to electric vehicles went unnoticed or unvalued, investors have embraced the stock.
—Stephen Wilmot, WSJ, 5 May 2021
The Wellness Center also reaches out to those in the community who may be feeling hopeless, unvalued and without a voice.
—Kate Stevens, charlotteobserver, 1 May 2017
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unvalued
adjective
un·val·ued
ˌən-ˈval-yüd
-yəd,
ˈən-
1
: not important or prized : disregarded
2
: not having an estimated value
a box of unvalued goods
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