devalued
diːˈvæljuːd
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Definition of devalued - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
reputationconsidered less important or respected
  • His contributions were devalued by the new management.
degraded diminished discredited
2.
economiclowered in value or worth
  • The devalued currency affected the country's economy.
debased depreciated
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Origin of devalued

Latin, de (down) + valere (to be worth)

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devalued
treated as less valuable or important
devalued
reduced in value or importance

Examples of devalued in a sentence

  • The artist felt devalued after the harsh critique.
  • The devalued stocks worried investors.
  • Devalued assets were sold at a loss.

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  1. French:dévalorisé, dévalué, ...
  2. German:geringer geschätzt, ...
  3. Italian:svalutato, ...
  4. Spanish:devaluado, ...
  5. Portuguese:desvalorizado, depreciado, ...
  6. Chinese:被轻视的, 贬值, ...
  7. Japanese:軽視された, 価値が下がった, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقَلَّل القِيمَة, مُنْخَفِض القِيمَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּעָרָך פָּחוֹת, מֻפְחָת, ...
  10. Russian:обесцененный, девальвированный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:знецінений, девальвований, ...
  12. Hindi:अवमूल्यित, मूल्यघटित, ...
devalue
diːˈvæljuː

Definition of devalue - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
businesstr.reduce the perceived worth or respecttr.
  • Critics devalue his contributions to the project.
depreciate diminish
2.
economictr.lower the value of something deliberatelytr.
  • The government decided to devalue the national currency.
depreciate downgrade reduce
3.
depreciateintr.lose value over timeintr.
  • The old car began to devalue quickly.
debase depreciate diminish
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Origin of devalue

Latin, de (down) + valere (to be strong)

Examples of devalue in a sentence

  • Inflation can devalue savings over time.
  • They had to devalue the stock to attract buyers.
  • The company chose to devalue its assets for tax purposes.
  • These phones devalue rapidly after a new model appears.
  • The equipment devalued during years of storage.

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  1. French:dévaloriser, dévaluer, ...
  2. German:entwerten, abwerten, ...
  3. Italian:deprezzare, deprezzarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:devaluar, reducir el valor, ...
  5. Portuguese:desvalorizar, ...
  6. Chinese:贬低, 降低, ...
  7. Japanese:軽視する, 切り下げる, ...
  8. Arabic:قَلَّلَ مِنْ قِيمَة, خَفَّضَ قِيمَةَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַמְעִיט בְּעֶרֶךְ, לְפַחֵת, ...
  10. Russian:обесценивать, девальвировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:знецінювати, девальвувати, ...
  12. Hindi:कमतर आँकना, मूल्य घटाना, ...
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