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disvalue

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dis·val·ue  (ds-vly)
tr.v. dis·val·ued, dis·val·u·ing, dis·val·ues
1. To regard as of little or no value.
2. Archaic To disparage.
n.
1. A negative value of something.
2. Obsolete Disesteem.


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My own well-being--or, say, the well-being of my child--may in fact be of more value to me than your well-being; furthermore, in some situations your well-being--indeed, your continued existence--may be a disvalue to me.
There are also disvalues to be avoided, including being meretricious, unjust, undignified, and hard of heart.
In answer to those of a Platonic bent who think that our natural knowledge is better after death than before, and who therefore disvalue the human body, we can point out that original sin has wounded our nature but it has not disvalued our bodies.
 
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