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devaluation

noun as in depreciation

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"While it emphasises the unsung and vital presence of mothers, Nightbitch doesn't probe the broader societal devaluation that actually causes women to feel unfulfilled."

From BBC

This devaluation of nonwhite votes should not be surprising, since the Electoral College was one of the Constitution’s several accommodations for slavery, and later served as a perpetuation of Jim Crow.

From Slate

Some universities have also been affected by a currency devaluation in Nigeria.

From BBC

It comes as Nigeria and other countries in the Global South experience record inflation and currency devaluation, the union said.

From BBC

The Students’ Union accused the university of taking a “hostile approach” by threatening people from Nigeria, and other countries in the Global South experiencing record inflation and currency devaluation, with expulsion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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