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devalued

See definition of devalued on Dictionary.com
  • as inadulterated
  • as indepressed

synonyms for devalued

  • attenuated
  • blended
  • contaminated
  • corrupt
  • defiled
  • degraded
  • depreciated
  • deteriorated
  • diluted
  • dissolved
  • impaired
  • mixed
  • polluted
  • tainted
  • thinned
  • vitiated
  • weakened
  • watered down
  • destitute
  • disadvantaged
  • distressed
  • needy
  • poor
  • poverty-stricken
  • underprivileged
  • cheapened
  • depreciated
  • deprived
  • impaired
  • dilapidated
  • ghetto
  • run-down
  • seedy
  • set back
  • slummy
On this page you'll find 52 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to devalued, such as: attenuated, blended, contaminated, corrupt, defiled, and degraded.

antonyms for devalued

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  • clean
  • honorable
  • pure
  • purified
  • strong
  • moral
  • virtuous
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How to use devalued in a sentence

Human life is a gift from our Creator -- and that gift should never be discarded, devalued, or put up for sale.
STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESSES OF GEORGE W. BUSHGEORGE W. BUSH
Human life is a gift from our Creator -- and that gift should never be discarded, devalued or put up for sale.
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A devalued Rouble will enhance the competitiveness of the Russian industrial and commodity production sectors.
AFTER THE RAINSAM VAKNIN
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WORDS RELATED TO DEVALUED

  • attenuated
  • blended
  • contaminated
  • corrupt
  • defiled
  • degraded
  • depreciated
  • deteriorated
  • devalued
  • diluted
  • dissolved
  • impaired
  • mixed
  • polluted
  • tainted
  • thinned
  • vitiated
  • watered down
  • weakened
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.