devalued

UK
/diːˈvæljuːd/
US
/diˈvæljud/

Translations

devaluedadjective
more devalued
Comp.
most devalued
Super.
UK
/diːˈvæljuːd/
US
/diˈvæljuːd/
The devalued currency caused economic instability.
Обесцененная валюта вызвала экономическую нестабильность.
The devalued assets were sold at a loss.
Девальвированные активы были проданы с убытком.
devaluedpast participle
UK
/diːˈvæljuːd/
US
/diˈvæljuˌd/
Used as the past participle of the verb “devalue”, functioning adjectivally.
devalueverb

devalued

Past Simple

devalued
Past Simple
devalued
Past Participle
devaluing
Gerund
UK
/diːˈvæljuː/
US
/diˈvælju/
The central bank may devalue the currency to boost exports.
Центральный банк может девальвировать валюту, чтобы стимулировать экспорт.
The government decided to devalue the national currency.
Правительство решило обесценивать национальную валюту.

Definitions

devaluedadjective
Reduced in value or worth.
The devalued currency made imports more expensive for the country.
Considered to be less important or significant.
The devalued role of the teacher in society has led to a shortage of educators.
devaluedpast participle
Having been reduced in monetary value.
A devalued peso left many families struggling with higher prices.
Regarded as less important or significant after a change in status or perception.
After the merger, many employees felt devalued and overlooked.
devalueverb
To reduce or underestimate the worth or importance of something.
The manager's harsh criticism served to devalue the team's efforts.
To lower the value of a country's currency in relation to other currencies.
The government decided to devalue the national currency to boost exports.
To lose monetary or intrinsic value; to depreciate (intransitive).
After the collapse of the housing market, many properties devalued dramatically.