unvaluable

Life was oddly unvaluable, though he reacted automatically to the old law of self-preservation when faced with trouble.

We made ourselves, unvaluable.

In spare moments she gave Rachaela boxes of jewellery or coins to sort, unvaluable items often to be highly priced.

'This fridge is in the basement store-room, surrounded by conspicuously unvaluable rock samples and drill-cores.

He removed his unvaluable valuables and dumped his shirt, pants, and skivvies into a letter slot.

Carl Rogers, the greatest exponent of humanistic psychology, exposed that the origin of problems for many people despise themselves and they consider themselves to be unvaluable and unworthy of being loved; thus the importance he/she gave to unconditional acceptance of client.