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Meanings of devalue in English

Portuguese
desvalorizar
Catalan
desvalorar

Lose in value.

desvalorizar
Usage of devalue in English
1
Some analysts predicted the government would be obliged to devalue again soon.
Reuters
2
They then let their currency devalue, which sparks exports, and economic growth.
Reuters
3
The urge to devalue regional accents is part of a deliberate process.
The Guardian
4
It may make corner shops much more valuable and devalue existing off-licences.
The Irish Times
5
There are mounting pressures by some members to devalue the common currency.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
6
But O'Neill is worried that double headers can devalue the women's game.
The Guardian
7
Teasing a curious child like this can only devalue the Lego brand.
Wired
8
The new currency would then devalue massively, leading to rising inflation.
Reuters
9
Failling to intervene, however, puts it under pressure to devalue again.
Reuters
10
Why do men in science devalue such research and the data it produces?
Wired
11
You gotta know that because men will try to devalue you a lot.
Ebony
12
He reiterated that there was no basis for China to devalue the yuan.
The Guardian
13
Shortly after Zedillo takes over from Salinas, Mexico has to devalue the currency.
Reuters
14
The party had previously warned that too many academies would devalue the concept.
BBC
15
How can it be so easy for men to devalue woman?
Feminist dot com
16
Does discounting devalue a product in the eyes of the consumer?
The Guardian
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Translations for devalue
Portuguese
desvalorizar
Devalue through the time
Devalue across language varieties
United States of America
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