to reduce the official value of a country's money in relation to other currencies
de+value
Shared component: value · worth
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Related forms: value · 23 words in this dictionary
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Shared components, not spelling prefixesTo change the official value of a currency in relation to other currencies or to gold.
re+value
Shared component: value · worth
reduced the official value of a currency in relation to other currencies.
de+value+ed
Shared component: value · worth
Having little monetary or material worth
low+value
Shared component: value · worth
Having no value, worth, or usefulness.
value+less
Shared component: value · worth
Having great monetary or material worth
high+value
Shared component: value · worth
to value something at less than its true worth
under+value
Shared component: value · worth
Not influenced by or based on personal values, beliefs, or opinions; impartial and objective.
value+free
Shared component: value · worth
Containing or influenced by a particular set of values, beliefs, or opinions, often implying a lack of objectivity.
value+laden
Shared component: value · worth
Not favoring any particular set of values or beliefs; impartial and unbiased in judgment.
value+neutral
Shared component: value · worth
Being careful about how much money is spent; focused on getting good value for the money paid.
value+conscious
Shared component: value · worth
invaluableExtended relation
extremely useful; indispensable
in+value+able
Extended relation: value · worth
valuingExtended relation
Considering something to be important or beneficial; holding in high regard.
value+ing
Extended relation: value · worth
devaluingExtended relation
to reduce the official value of a country's money in relation to other currencies
de+value+ing
Extended relation: value · worth
overvalueExtended relation
To put too high a value on something; to value something more than it is really worth.
over+value
Extended relation: value · worth
use-valueExtended relation
The usefulness of a commodity or product, its ability to satisfy a human want or need, considered independently of its exchange value in a market.
use+value
Extended relation: value · worth
valuablesExtended relation
Items of personal property, especially small items such as jewelry, that are worth a lot of money.
value+able+s
Extended relation: value · worth
cash-valueExtended relation
The amount of money that an insurance policy is worth if it is ended before its maturity date.
cash+value
Extended relation: value · worth
overvaluedExtended relation
(of an asset, currency, etc.) considered to have a higher price or value than is justified or realistic.
over+value+ed
Extended relation: value · worth
undervaluedExtended relation
considered to be less valuable or important than it really is
under+value+ed
Extended relation: value · worth
value-addedExtended relation
Describing a product, service, or process that has been enhanced with extra features or qualities, making it worth more than its basic form.
value+added
Extended relation: value · worth
value-pricedExtended relation
Having a price that is considered reasonable or low in relation to the quality or benefits offered.
value+price+ed
Extended relation: value · worth
value-orientedExtended relation
Focusing on or prioritizing value, especially good quality in relation to price.
value+orient+ed
Extended relation: value · worth