apprize
verb
ap·prize ə-ˈprīz 
apprized; apprizing
transitive verb
: value, appreciate
Word History
Etymology
Middle English apprisen, from Anglo-French *appriser, from a- (from Latin ad-) + preiser, priser to value, prize — more at prize
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above
apprized
verb
as in reverenced
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- reverenced
- respected
- admired
- esteemed
- relished
- regarded
- fancied
- enjoyed
- revered
- venerated
- memorialized
- valued
- liked
- dug
- treasured
- cherished
- appreciated
- caressed
- prized
- enshrined
- reveled (in)
- loved
- revelled (in)
- grooved (on)
- delighted (in)
- idolized
- worshipped
- adored
- doted (on)
- worshiped
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- detested
- execrated
- hated
- abhorred
- despised
- disdained
- abominated
- loathed
- slighted
- scorned
- disvalued
- undervalued
- sniffed (at)
- minimized
- neglected
- scouted
- disparaged
- belittled
- abandoned
- decried
- snubbed
- forgot
- depreciated
- deprecated
- put down
- wrote off
- cried down
- high-hatted
- kissed off
- bad-mouthed
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