Synonyms for discounted
dis·count·ed

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1. marginalisation

   one not acknowledged or noted among others—especially within a family. emotional needs ignored or overlooked.

   when a birth certificate is not provided by the doctor who delivered the baby and the parents never bother to get one although all the other children in the family have one the child is marginalized and may not be able to get the necessary identification papers needed as an adult to fit into society

   Submitted by anonymous on May 20, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "discounted":

   updated, reduced, discount, up-to-date

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1. Oliver Sanderson:

   This is a far smaller likelihood than the need for more imports from the Continent, but (this) cannot be discounted at present.

2. William Ackman:

   Despite recent market declines, we believe that equity and credit markets have not sufficiently discounted the economic risks of coronavirus.

3. Gustavo Ber:

   Investors had expected this. After the recent steep rise in Argentine bond prices, the announced had been discounted, bringing yields to an average 7.0 percent per year.

4. Gene Sperling:

   The fact that the economy keeps powering through major shocks from Delta to Ukraine is completely discounted.

5. Glen Brooks:

   It has an additive benefit that shouldn't be discounted or looked down upon because an academic study says this won't reduce crime by' x' percentage points, but we know for an absolute fact that guns are used in suicides, in homicides, and of course shootings. Those things, taking that weapon out of a place it's unwanted and unused, giving people a responsible method for disposing of it, have a benefit.