Sentence examples for word is devalued from inspiring English sources
When the word is used that way, it is devalued.
But when films show TV clips of politicians, they tend to ironise their words: the implication here is that we're living in a world in which such lofty talk is devalued.
Accomplishments merit no praise, and love is devalued.
The whole family is devalued, when he goes.
As the currency is devalued, dollar debt grows.
If it wasn't true before, it's certainly true now with the appearance of "The Latin Legends of Comedy": the word legend has been devalued to the point of worthlessness.
Though the word "revolution" has been devalued by overuse, the LED is only the third revolution in illumination technology since the dawn of fire.
In an article by author Laurie Gough titled Self-Publishing: An Insult to the Written Word, she argues that self-publishing is devaluing to the art of writing, disrespectful, and less desirable than sharing "a cabin on a Disney cruise with Donald Trump".
These women's desperate, heartfelt grief is like a piercing shaft of light in a male world of such cynical insincerity that all words and all emotions are devalued and debased.
A simple sexual slur, and, as if by magic, a woman's word is instantly devalued, divested of authority and discredited.
