"unvalued" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to mean not given any worth or importance, not appreciated, or not assessed at a particular price. For example, "The volunteer's hard work was unvalued by her supervisors, who never thanked her for her efforts."
He laments a French culture where work is unvalued, effort unrewarded and material success deemed suspect.
But the former marine's habit of plunging ahead alone and then ordering his minions to follow has left senior colleagues feeling foolish and unvalued.
"How can, as a human being, we make another human being feel so unvalued that their life is disposable?
Indeed, its description of the country as a place where the "poor and vulnerable" are "unwanted, unvalued and unnoticed", and its demand for a change in the "political weather" as "decisive" as that of 1945 or 1979, have so outraged Conservative MPs that they have been queuing up to damn the letter's authors as "naive" and "left-leaning".
More often than not the spark was lost in the transition from sketch to masterwork, and the names of artists whose best work remained unvalued and invisible faded from history.
On one hand, billions of dollars in property assets that have been essentially unvalued or undervalued and locked in place for decades would be available for sale.
Unemployment and in-work poverty have not risen in the past five years, they have fallen; it is not true that the poor and vulnerable are treated as "unwanted, unvalued and unnoticed".
The fact that so many are now turning their their backs on a career in the NHS is an appalling reflection on how unvalued the profession feels".
Science is already big time A frequent lament among some observers of science in politics is that science is unvalued by elected representatives and even the public.
While Locog hunts desperately for a PR-friendly way to fill them, those rows upon rows of empty seats stand as monuments to inequality, to the existence of a stratum of society so awash with unearned, unsought, undeserved and therefore unvalued booty that they barely even notice it any more, while a crowd stands patiently outside, waiting for the rules to change.
The survival rate of this cover art has not been high: unvalued by publishers and artists alike, the originals tended to be discarded immediately after use, or later, when businesses closed or buildings changed hands.
