0 to think or state that something has value or is valuable:
Unable to face an uncertain future, they valorized the past, failing to address the present in which they lived.
Used oil, post-consumer glass, and demolished concrete are examples of residual materials that are valorized in many industrial sectors.
The Government is to carry out a land census in order to valorize local arable lands.
1 to decide the value of goods, resources, etc., in order to agree the price that should be charged for them
Their pedagogy is designed to valorize females, for example by teaching history in a woman-centred way.
"I think there is an intrinsic part of the American culture that valorizes the rugged individualist who solves his own problems," he said.
American education valorizes individual merit and initiative, which challenges a traditional Filipino preference for collective accomplishment.
Are there any universal tools that can support the industry in valorizing their residues?
Instead, he emphasizes that social circumstances constrain human behavior, and he tends to valorize that behavior as the key to knowledge about the world.
To lament the loss of an embodied architecture is to valorize concepts of craft and the handmade.
A number of exhibitions aimed at valorizing the collections are organized in the entry hall and accessible to the public for free.
The capital is valorized because a new output value has been created, but the value-increase is not (fully) "realized" by its owner.
