transvalue
(redirected from transvaluations)trans·val·ue
(trăns-văl′yo͞o, trănz-)tr.v. trans·val·ued, trans·val·u·ing, trans·val·ues
To evaluate by a new standard or principle, especially by one that varies from conventional standards.
trans·val′u·a′tion n.
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transvalue
(trænzˈvæljuː)vb, -ues, -uing or -ued
(tr) to evaluate by a principle that varies from the accepted standards
transˌvaluˈation n
transˈvaluer n
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trans•val•ue
(trænsˈvæl yu, trænz-)v.t. -ued, -u•ing.
to reestimate the value of, esp. on a basis differing from accepted standards; reevaluate.
[1905–10]
trans`val•u•a′tion, n.
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transvalue
Past participle: transvalued
Gerund: transvaluing
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