Definition of devaluate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
intentional reductiontr. Rare US reduce the value of something intentionallytr. Rare US
- The government decided to devaluate the currency.
2.
businesstr. TECH. US reduce the official value of a currencytr. TECH. US
- The government decided to devaluate the national currency to boost exports..
3.
natural lossintr. Rare UK lose value over time without external influenceintr. Rare UK
- The old car began to devaluate quickly.
Origin of devaluate
Latin, de (down) + valere (to be worth)
Examples of devaluate in a sentence
They chose to devaluate the shares to attract investors. The central bank may devaluate the currency again. Economic pressures forced the country to devaluate its money. The currency began to devaluate as the economy slowed. Over the years, the property continued to devaluate.
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- French:dévaluer, se dévaluer, ...
- German:abwerten, verfallen, ...
- Italian:svalutare, ridurre il valore, ...
- Spanish:devaluar, rebajar el valor, ...
- Portuguese:desvalorizar, desvalorizar a moeda, ...
- Chinese:贬值, 降低货币价值, ...
- Japanese:切り下げる, 通貨を切り下げる, ...
- Arabic:خَفَّضَ قِيمَة, خَفَضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְחִית אֶת הָעֵרֶךְ, לְהַפְחִית אֶת עֵרֶךְ הַמַּטְבֵּעַ, ...
- Russian:девальвировать, обесцениваться, ...
- Ukrainian:девальвувати, знецінюватися, ...
- Hindi:मूल्य कम करना, मूल्यह्रास करना, ...
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