dis valuation (disvaluashon)

[ What can be more strange or more to the dis valuation of the power of the Spaniard? Bacon, War with Spain. disvaluet (dis-val'ū), v. t. [ Her reputation was disvalued In levity. Shak., M. for M., v. 1. It is at least nece ary that virtue be not disvalued and imbased under the just price. Bacon , Advancement of Learning, ii. 336. disvaluet (dis-val'ū), n. [ disvalue , v.] Disesteem; disregard. Cæsar's self [is] B. Jonson, Sejanus, iii. Brought in disvalue. dis vantage oust (dis-van-tā'jus), a. [(=It. dis vantaggioso) contr. of disadvantageous .] Disadvantageous. Warwick by and by With his left wing came up, and charg'd so home and round, That had not his light horse by dis vantage ous ground Been hinder'd, he had struck the heart of Edward's host. Drayton, Polyolbion, xxii. disvelop