devaluing in English

verb

1

reduce or underestimate the worth or importance of.

I resent the way people seem to devalue my achievement

synonyms: belittle, depreciate, disparage, denigrate, decry, deprecate, treat lightly, discredit, underrate, undervalue, underestimate, deflate, diminish, trivialize, run down, knock, sell short, put down, badmouth, pooh-pooh, pick holes in

verb

belittle, depreciate, disparage, denigrate, decry, deprecate, treat lightly, discredit, underrate, undervalue, underestimate, deflate, diminish, trivialize, run down, knock, sell short, put down, badmouth, pooh-pooh, pick holes in
undervalue, depreciate, devaluate
devaluate

Use "devaluing" in a sentence

1. Aggressiveness is an extreme form of assertiveness involving devaluing the other person

2. Synonyms for Cheapening include reducing, devaluing, depreciating, discounting, lowering, devaluating, depressing, cutting, slashing and dropping

3. Emotional Abandonment is the result of a significant person discarding you, dismissing you, devaluing you, or not acknowledging you

4. ‘the plastic chassis contributes a sense of Cheapness’ 2 The quality of requiring little effort or sacrifice, especially where this is regarded as devaluing the outcome

5. • TV Dinner: compartmentalized, distinct areas, not much mixing • Acculturational Orientations: • Integration: maintain cultural traditions while becoming an integral part of host society • Marginalization: devaluing cultural heritage but no significant connection with …

6. Question: Madam, in fact that same report mentioned that the Deputy Finance Minister of China and a senior person from Russia have actually said that in India’s case they need to tackle the external deficit by devaluing the currency and raising interest rates.

7. We still have in us this old stuff about superiority and it is causing us to embed those further into our institutions and our society and generations, and it is making for despair and disparities and a devastating devaluing of young black men.