devalued

[dee-val-yood]

devalued Definition

• 1. to reduce or lower the value or worth of something
• 2. to decrease the exchange value of a currency

Using devalued: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "devalued" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The company's reputation was devalued after the scandal.

• Example

  The currency was devalued by the government to boost exports.

• Example

  The art collector devalued the painting by damaging it.

devalued Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for devalued

• cheapen
• depreciate
• downgrade

Antonyms for devalued

• appreciate
• enhance
• increase

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Summary: devalued in Brief

The verb 'devalued' [dee-val-yood] means to reduce or lower the value or worth of something. It can refer to decreasing the exchange value of a currency or reducing the perceived worth of a person, object, or idea. Examples include 'The company's reputation was devalued after the scandal' and 'The currency was devalued by the government to boost exports.' Synonyms include 'cheapen' and 'depreciate,' while antonyms include 'appreciate' and 'enhance.'