Definition of devaluation in English:

devaluation

noun ˌdiːvaljʊˈeɪʃ(ə)nˌdiˌvæljəˈweɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The reduction or underestimation of the worth or importance of something.
the general devaluation of expertise in our culture
count noun his philosophical views led to a devaluation of the individual
Example sentencesExamples
- In the most recent of these, Maybury argued that these trends reflect a continuing devaluation of women's accomplishments.
- Yet the inflation of psychiatric diagnosis has resulted in its devaluation.
- The family meal has undergone a steady devaluation from its one time role at the center of human life.
- This fundamental view can help to understand the process of valuation or devaluation in architecture.
- Those who are losers suffer social devaluation, which can lead quickly into alienation and loneliness.
- Some women use drugs as a means of self-medication to cope with their own devaluation and low self-esteem.
- We believe that if this mast is erected it will lead to a devaluation of land and property in the area.
- The processes and degrees of devaluation, distortion and stigmatisation are different for each group.
- Buyers do not run the risk of a later devaluation by more copies being printed.
- It was not, however, recognized by many country gentlemen, who bitterly resented this devaluation of their treasured status.
1. 1.1Economics The reduction in the official value of a currency in relation to other currencies.
  a financial crisis will result in severe devaluation of the country's currency
  count noun the pound has suffered a devaluation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Indeed, it seems that many countries cannot end the spiral of debt and devaluation.
  Asian governments vowed to avoid the devaluations they were forced into 10 years earlier.
  Besides protecting against inflation and devaluation, there are compelling reasons for a country to decide to give up so much control over its economy.
  The export ratio has not improved in 30 years despite many devaluations of the dollar.
  It is completely impossible to decrease the amount of dollars by a factor of 25, except through massive devaluation.

Definition of devaluation in US English:

devaluation

nounˌdiˌvæljəˈweɪʃ(ə)nˌdēˌvalyəˈwāSH(ə)n

1The reduction or underestimation of the worth or importance of something.
the general devaluation of expertise in our culture
his philosophical views led to a devaluation of the individual
Example sentencesExamples
- This fundamental view can help to understand the process of valuation or devaluation in architecture.
- Buyers do not run the risk of a later devaluation by more copies being printed.
- In the most recent of these, Maybury argued that these trends reflect a continuing devaluation of women's accomplishments.
- The family meal has undergone a steady devaluation from its one time role at the center of human life.
- Some women use drugs as a means of self-medication to cope with their own devaluation and low self-esteem.
- The processes and degrees of devaluation, distortion and stigmatisation are different for each group.
- Yet the inflation of psychiatric diagnosis has resulted in its devaluation.
- We believe that if this mast is erected it will lead to a devaluation of land and property in the area.
- Those who are losers suffer social devaluation, which can lead quickly into alienation and loneliness.
- It was not, however, recognized by many country gentlemen, who bitterly resented this devaluation of their treasured status.
1. 1.1Economics The reduction in the official value of a currency in relation to other currencies.
  a financial crisis will result in severe devaluation of the country's currency
  the pound has suffered a devaluation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Indeed, it seems that many countries cannot end the spiral of debt and devaluation.
  Besides protecting against inflation and devaluation, there are compelling reasons for a country to decide to give up so much control over its economy.
  Asian governments vowed to avoid the devaluations they were forced into 10 years earlier.
  It is completely impossible to decrease the amount of dollars by a factor of 25, except through massive devaluation.
  The export ratio has not improved in 30 years despite many devaluations of the dollar.

词汇	devaluation
释义	Definition of devaluation in English: devaluation noun ˌdiːvaljʊˈeɪʃ(ə)nˌdiˌvæljəˈweɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The reduction or underestimation of the worth or importance of something. the general devaluation of expertise in our culture count noun his philosophical views led to a devaluation of the individual Example sentencesExamples In the most recent of these, Maybury argued that these trends reflect a continuing devaluation of women's accomplishments. Yet the inflation of psychiatric diagnosis has resulted in its devaluation. The family meal has undergone a steady devaluation from its one time role at the center of human life. This fundamental view can help to understand the process of valuation or devaluation in architecture. Those who are losers suffer social devaluation, which can lead quickly into alienation and loneliness. Some women use drugs as a means of self-medication to cope with their own devaluation and low self-esteem. We believe that if this mast is erected it will lead to a devaluation of land and property in the area. The processes and degrees of devaluation, distortion and stigmatisation are different for each group. Buyers do not run the risk of a later devaluation by more copies being printed. It was not, however, recognized by many country gentlemen, who bitterly resented this devaluation of their treasured status. 1.1Economics The reduction in the official value of a currency in relation to other currencies. a financial crisis will result in severe devaluation of the country's currency count noun the pound has suffered a devaluation Example sentencesExamples Indeed, it seems that many countries cannot end the spiral of debt and devaluation. Asian governments vowed to avoid the devaluations they were forced into 10 years earlier. Besides protecting against inflation and devaluation, there are compelling reasons for a country to decide to give up so much control over its economy. The export ratio has not improved in 30 years despite many devaluations of the dollar. It is completely impossible to decrease the amount of dollars by a factor of 25, except through massive devaluation. Definition of devaluation in US English: devaluation nounˌdiˌvæljəˈweɪʃ(ə)nˌdēˌvalyəˈwāSH(ə)n 1The reduction or underestimation of the worth or importance of something. the general devaluation of expertise in our culture his philosophical views led to a devaluation of the individual Example sentencesExamples This fundamental view can help to understand the process of valuation or devaluation in architecture. Buyers do not run the risk of a later devaluation by more copies being printed. In the most recent of these, Maybury argued that these trends reflect a continuing devaluation of women's accomplishments. The family meal has undergone a steady devaluation from its one time role at the center of human life. Some women use drugs as a means of self-medication to cope with their own devaluation and low self-esteem. The processes and degrees of devaluation, distortion and stigmatisation are different for each group. Yet the inflation of psychiatric diagnosis has resulted in its devaluation. We believe that if this mast is erected it will lead to a devaluation of land and property in the area. Those who are losers suffer social devaluation, which can lead quickly into alienation and loneliness. It was not, however, recognized by many country gentlemen, who bitterly resented this devaluation of their treasured status. 1.1Economics The reduction in the official value of a currency in relation to other currencies. a financial crisis will result in severe devaluation of the country's currency the pound has suffered a devaluation Example sentencesExamples Indeed, it seems that many countries cannot end the spiral of debt and devaluation. Besides protecting against inflation and devaluation, there are compelling reasons for a country to decide to give up so much control over its economy. Asian governments vowed to avoid the devaluations they were forced into 10 years earlier. It is completely impossible to decrease the amount of dollars by a factor of 25, except through massive devaluation. The export ratio has not improved in 30 years despite many devaluations of the dollar.
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