valorised
Given greater worth
Valorised is the British spelling of valorized, the past tense of valorize—to assign or increase the value of something, or to treat something as worthy of esteem.
The term appears in academic and critical writing to describe how societies elevate certain ideas, practices, or groups: Traditional masculinity has been valorised in military culture.
In economics, it can mean artificially maintaining prices.
Greatly respected, admired
- reveredDeeply respected, admired
- veneratedRegarded with profound respect
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
- laudedPublicly honored or celebrated
acclaimed · celebrated · exalted · glorified · praised · commended · admired · respected
Assessment of monetary worth
- appraisalEstimation of worth
- capitalWealth used for investment
- equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
- assetsOwned items of value
worth · market value · appreciation · commodified · monetized · financialized · priced · capitalized
Moral goodness or merit
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- honorHigh regard, moral dignity
- courageFortitude facing danger
- sacrificeGiving up something precious
heroism · nobility · righteousness · principle · dignity · character · ethics · gallantry
One's relative position
- prestigeReputation commanding admiration
- privilegeExclusive right or benefit
- hierarchyRanked authority structure
- eliteSuperior select group
meritocracy · achievement · success · ambition · competition · ranking · mobility · aspiration
esteemed
Greatly respected, admired
- reveredDeeply respected, admired
- veneratedRegarded with profound respect
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
lauded · acclaimed · celebrated · exalted · glorified · praised · commended · admired · respected · cherished
valuation
Assessment of monetary worth
- appraisalEstimation of worth
- capitalWealth used for investment
- equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
assets · worth · market value · appreciation · commodified · monetized · financialized · priced · capitalized · traded
virtue
Moral goodness or merit
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- honorHigh regard, moral dignity
- courageFortitude facing danger
sacrifice · heroism · nobility · righteousness · principle · dignity · character · ethics · gallantry · fortitude
status
One's relative position
- prestigeReputation commanding admiration
- privilegeExclusive right or benefit
- hierarchyRanked authority structure
elite · meritocracy · achievement · success · ambition · competition · ranking · mobility · aspiration · recognition
tradition
Custom passed through generations
identity · authenticity · indigenous · ancestral · folklore · sacred · symbolic · communal · legacy · preservation
valoriseddevalued
Lowered in worth
denigrated · disparaged · deprecated · dismissed · vilified
valorisedignored
Purposely not noticed
overlooked · marginalised · sidelined · neglected · erased