Synonyms for devalue
diˈvæl yude·val·ue

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1. devalueverb

   Synonyms:
   devaluate

2. devalueverb

   To lower or remove the value of something.

   Synonyms:
   devaluate

3. devalueverb

   To lose value; to depreciate.

   Synonyms:
   devaluate

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1. devalue, devaluateverb

   remove the value from; deprive of its value

   Synonyms:
   devaluate, undervalue, depreciate

2. devalueverb

   lower the value or quality of

   "The tear devalues the painting"

   Synonyms:
   devaluate, undervalue, depreciate

3. depreciate, undervalue, devaluate, devalueverb

   lose in value

   "The dollar depreciated again"

   Synonyms:
   undervalue, vilipend, devaluate, underestimate, deprecate, depreciate

Matched Categories

1. • Change
   • Degrade

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1. List of paraphrases for "devalue":

   depreciate, undervalue

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How to use devalue in a sentence?

1. David Frank:

   The point is not really to devalue the stock, rather to make a statement to those companies, our students, and those who might be paying attention (including you!) that it is prudent to wean ourselves off of fossil fuels. It is a tactic, a means of calling attention to the problem.

2. Justin Turner:

   For him to devalue it the way he did yesterday just tells me how out of touch he is with the players in this game. At this point, the only thing devaluing that trophy is that it says commissioner on it, its pretty obvious what everyone thinks should happen. I mean, no one in this clubhouse or in this room is asking for a trophy to be handed us, by any means. ... But at the same time, we understand how difficult it is to win a World Series. Its hard. Its really hard. And its something that you have to earn.

3. George Bernard Shaw:

   If the governments devalue the currency in order to betray all creditors, you politely call this procedure 'inflation'.

4. Ankit Gheedia:

   There is clearly a risk that China will try and devalue the currency further, (However) Europe is still trading on the ECB next week, which is why the market is relatively resilient.

5. Jeremy Batstone-Carr:

   The pressure is rising on China to devalue ... which would support China's equity but not help metal prices or UK-listed miners.