devaluing Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- downgrading
- depreciating
- devaluating
- attenuating
- marking-down
- depressing
- sinking
- cheapening
- writing-off
- writing-down
- lowering
- shrinking
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- augmenting
- raising
- overestimating
- adding
- amplifying
- expanding
- boosting
- blowing-up
- bloating
- maximizing
- escalating
- extending
- increasing
- swelling
- enlarging
- marking-up
- multiplying
Weak:
devaluing Meaning
devaluing
to institute devaluation, to lessen the value of, to institute the devaluation of (money)
devaluing Sentence Examples
- The company's decision to outsource production devalued its brand image.
- Inflation is gradually devaluing the purchasing power of our currency.
- The government's fiscal policies devalued the national bond market.
- The introduction of cheaper competitors has devalued the market value of similar products.
- The lack of innovation and growth devalued the company's stock.
- The rise of automation devalued certain job skills and occupations.
- The influx of low-priced goods from abroad devalued domestic manufacturing.
- The oversupply of oil devalued the commodity's price.
- A history of financial mismanagement devalued the company's reputation.
- The increase in digital piracy devalued physical media such as CDs and DVDs.
FAQs About the word devaluing
to institute devaluation, to lessen the value of, to institute the devaluation of (money)
reducing, downgrading, depreciating, devaluating, attenuating, marking down, depressing, sinking, cheapening, writing off
enhancing, inflating, upgrading, appreciating, augmenting, raising, overestimating, adding, amplifying, expanding
The company's decision to outsource production devalued its brand image.
Inflation is gradually devaluing the purchasing power of our currency.
The government's fiscal policies devalued the national bond market.
The introduction of cheaper competitors has devalued the market value of similar products.
