depreciated

Under the old scheme, the jets bought year one would have been depreciated at 20% (one-fifth) of $10 billion.

Iran's currency, the rial, has depreciated sharply, raising the price of everyday goods.

In worthless Continental dollars that had depreciated by 9,000 percent since 1776.

Fact: the dollar has depreciated relative to other currencies by 17 percent since 2009.

At present this medium is paper money depreciated, as in the case of the Reichsbank notes, by nearly 30 per cent.

By a very large majority of the connoisseurs and pretended connoisseurs they would be criticised, depreciated, or ignored.

Unfavorable news from America caused a feeling of uneasiness, and speculative holders began to sell at depreciated rates.

In his misery Abélard called on God for help,--his first great advance in that piety which detractors depreciated.

To meet the costs, only twelve hundred pounds in depreciated continental currency could be raised.