transvalue
/trænzˈvɔɪl, trænzˈvæɪl/Definitions
1. verb
to assign a new value or meaning to something, especially in a way that is considered unconventional or provocative.
“The artist’s intention was to transvalue the traditional notion of beauty, challenging societal norms with his avant-garde style.”
2. noun
the act of assigning a new value or meaning to something, especially in a way that is considered unconventional or provocative.
“The philosopher’s concept of transvalue was a key theme in his influential book, which explored the power of reevaluation in shaping cultural values.”