devaluation scare

diˌvæljuˈeɪʃən skɛr

Definition

Definition of devaluation scare - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

business

TECH.

widespread fear that a currency will lose value soon

TECH.

The country faced a devaluation scare after the political crisis.
A devaluation scare hit the markets last year.
Investors panicked during the devaluation scare.

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Expressions with devaluation

currency devaluation

reduction in a country’s money value compared with other national monies

The sudden currency devaluation made imported goods much more expensive.

creep devaluation

gradual reduction in currency value over time

The country experienced a creep devaluation of its currency.

Expressions with scare

scare off

cause something to flee by frightening it

The loud noise scared off the birds.

scare campaign

strategy to influence public opinion through fear

The company launched a scare campaign about the competitor's product.

scare stiff

cause someone to be extremely frightened

The loud noise scared me stiff.

scare straight

frighten someone to improve their behavior

The program aims to scare straight troubled teens.

scare someone stiff

leave someone terrified and frozen in place

The horror movie left me terrified and frozen in my seat.

scare the hell out of

frighten someone very much suddenly and strongly

That loud noise scared the hell out of me!

scare the life out of

frighten someone very strongly causing intense fear or shock

The loud noise scared the life out of the children!

scare the living daylights out

frighten someone very much suddenly and intensely

The loud noise scared the living daylights out of me!

scare to death

frighten someone extremely

The loud noise scared me to death.

scare out of one's mind

cause someone to feel extreme fear or panic

The loud noise scared me out of my mind.

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French:panique de dévaluation, ...
German:Abwertungsangst, ...
Italian:timore di svalutazione, ...
Spanish:alarma de devaluación, ...
Portuguese:medo de desvalorização, ...
Chinese:贬值恐慌, ...
Japanese:通貨切り下げ懸念, ...
Arabic:ذعر تخفيض قيمة العملة, ...
Hebrew:חֲשָׁשׁ מִפִּחוּת, ...
Russian:опасения девальвации, ...
Ukrainian:паніка через можливу девальвацію, ...
Hindi:मुद्रास्फीति का डर, ...
Bengali:মূল্যহ্রাস আতঙ্ক, ...
Catalan:por de devaluació, ...
Czech:panika, ...
Danish:devalueringsfrygt, ...
Dutch:devaluatie-angst, ...
Greek:πανικός υποτίμησης, ...
Hungarian:leértékelődési pánik, ...
Khmer:ការភ័យខ្លាចជាទូទៅថារូបិយប័ណ្ណនឹងធ្លាក់តម្លៃឆាប់ៗ, ...
Korean:환율 폭락 우려, ...
Persian:ترس از کاهش ارزش پول, ...
Polish:panika dewaluacyjna, ...
Portuguese (BR):temor de desvalorização, ...
Romanian:panică devalorizare, ...
Swedish:devalveringsoro, ...
Thai:กระแสตื่นตระหนกค่าเงินตก, ...
Turkish:devalüasyon korkusu, ...
Vietnamese:nỗi sợ mất giá, ...

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