devaluated
Reduced in worth
Devaluated is the past tense of devaluate, a less common variant of devalue.
To devaluate is to reduce the worth or status of something: The currency was devaluated by 20 percent.
Devalue is the more standard form in both financial and figurative contexts.
Made or became smaller
- degradedReduced in rank or quality
- cheapenedLowered in worth
- belittledMade to seem insignificant
- underminedWeakened by stealth
disrespected · marginalized · discredited · disparaged · trivialized · overlooked · dismissed · slighted
Decreased in monetary value
- impairedWeakened in function
- underwaterBelow the surface
- distressedSuffering emotional turmoil
- undervaluedRated below true worth
diluted · downgraded · write-off · haircut · nonperforming · foreclosure · liquidation · restructuring
Prolonged economic decline
- crisisDecisive dangerous moment
- downturnEconomic decline period
- collapseSudden structural failure
- inflationSustained price level increase
hyperinflation · stagflation · austerity · default · bankruptcy · debasement · IMF · bailout
diminished
Made or became smaller
undermined · disrespected · marginalized · discredited · disparaged · trivialized · overlooked · dismissed · slighted · demeaned
depreciated
Decreased in monetary value
- impairedWeakened in function
- underwaterBelow the surface
- distressedSuffering emotional turmoil
undervalued · diluted · downgraded · write-off · haircut · nonperforming · foreclosure · liquidation · restructuring · junk
recession
Prolonged economic decline
inflation · hyperinflation · stagflation · austerity · default · bankruptcy · debasement · IMF · bailout
depreciated
Decreased in monetary value
- weakenedMade less capable
- debasementDiminishing worth or purity
- forexCurrency trading market
dollar · euro · yen · peso · rupee · pound · franc · rand · lira · dinar
devaluatedrevalued
Assessed worth again
appreciated · strengthened · upvalued · inflated · boosted
- currency devaluationReducing money's official value
devaluation, devaluate, devaluations, devaluating, devaluates