depreciations in English

noun

1

a reduction in the value of an asset with the passage of time, due in particular to wear and tear.

The former is intended to compensate the host railway for depreciation of the fixed assets associated with use by other railways.

synonyms: devaluation, devaluing, decrease in value, lowering in value, reduction in value, cheapening, markdown, reduction, decline, downturn, downswing, drop, slump, plunge, tumble, nosedive, crash

noun

devaluation, devaluing, decrease in value, lowering in value, reduction in value, cheapening, markdown, reduction, decline, downturn, downswing, drop, slump, plunge, tumble, nosedive, crash
derogation, disparagement
wear and tear

Use "depreciations" in a sentence

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