revalued

Given new worth

Revalued is the past tense of revalue—to assess something's worth again, typically arriving at a different figure.

Currency is revalued when governments adjust exchange rates: The yuan was revalued upward against the dollar.

Property, investments, and assets get revalued for accounting or tax purposes.

The word implies the new value differs from the old, usually higher.

appraisal

assessed

Determined value or quality

appraisedEstimated monetary worth
estimatedRoughly calculated beforehand
reassessedEvaluated anew

reappraisal · property tax · real estate · surveyor · comparable · adjustment · appreciation · write-up · mark-to-market · impairment

currency

depreciation

Asset value reduction over time

appreciationRecognition of worth
exchangeMutual giving and receiving
forexCurrency trading market

peg · redenomination · floating · strengthening · weakening · conversion · parity · adjustment · monetary · central bank

assets

appreciation

Recognition of worth

write-upDocumented account or review
depreciationAsset value reduction over time
capitalWealth used for investment

equity · portfolio · investment · goodwill · intangible · fixed assets · balance sheet · accounting · surplus · reserve

reassessment

reconsidered

Thought about once more

reevaluatedJudged again after reflection
revisedChanged after reconsideration
updatedMade current or modern

adjusted · modified · corrected · recalculated · restated · amended · reviewed · changed · altered · upgraded

Opposites

direction of value change

revalueddevalued

Lowered in worth

depreciated · written down · downgraded · marked down · deflated

valuation status

revaluedunchanged

Not modified at all

static · maintained · fixed · unaltered · unvalued

Family

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