devaluing
/dɪˈvæljʊɪŋ/ · de.val.u.ing
verb
- To reduce the value or worth of something, such as a currency, a commodity, or an asset. The government's economic policies led to devaluing of the national currency, causing inflation and economic instability.
- To diminish the importance or value of something, such as a person's opinion or a social status. The celebrity's public scandal led to devaluing of their reputation and endorsement deals.
noun
- The act of reducing the value or worth of something. The devaluing of the company's stock led to a significant loss for investors.
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Did you know? The term 'devaluing' is often used in economics to describe a deliberate reduction in the value of a currency, usually to make exports more competitive in the global market.