Sentence examples for were devalued from inspiring English sources
verb
To lower or remove the value of something.
A year ago, I discussed the option of coordinated currency devaluation in which most or all major currencies were devalued at once.
We face this crisis in Australia because our languages were devalued as we, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, were devalued.
Gove says GCSEs were devalued by decisions taken by Labour, such as the extension of modules.
"The fact is that these lives were devalued," Ms. Prescod said.
Non-Europeans were devalued over many centuries and remain so today.
The company blames regulators for its problems, saying its licenses were devalued by additional auctions, making it difficult for Mr. Salmasi to raise additional money.
Sterling had been devalued.
The currency of innocence has been devalued.
Content, he said, has been devalued.
The rouble was devalued by 75%.
It's not necessarily that punditry has been devalued, it's that individual pundits have been devalued.
