transvaluate
verb
trans·val·u·ate (ˌ)tran(t)s-ˈval-yə-ˌwāt 
(ˌ)tranz-
transvaluated; transvaluating
transitive verb
: transvalue
Word History
Etymology
back-formation from transvaluation
First Known Use
1912, in the meaning defined above
transvaluated
verb
as in transvalued
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- transvalued
- reassessed
- reevaluated
- rejudged
- reappraised
- underestimated
- misjudged
- tested
- analyzed
- undervalued
- revalued
- misesteemed
- re-evaluated
- assayed
- misprized
- surveyed
- priced
- decided
- determined
- ascertained
- discovered
- evaluated
- learned
- assessed
- prized
- adjudged
- estimated
- deemed
- valued
- appraised
- settled
- judged
- valuated
- rated
- guesstimated
- set
- unchristianised
- unchristianises
- unchristianising
- unchristianize
- unchristianized
- unchristianizes
- unchristianizing
- unchristianly
- unchronicled
- unchronological
- unchronologically
- unchurch
- unchurched
- unchurches
- unchurching
- unchurchliness
- unchurchly
- unci
- uncia
- unciae
- uncial
- uncialer
- uncialest
- uncialler
- unciallest