Depreciate is valid Scrabble Word

Is depreciate a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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10 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for DEPRECIATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to lower in estimation or esteem
diminish in value over a period of time
disparage or belittle (something)
To lessen in price or estimated value; to lower the worth of; to represent as of little value or claim to esteem; to undervalue.
To fall in value; to become of less worth; to sink in estimation; as, a paper currency will depreciate, unless it is convertible into specie.
lower the value of something
lose in value
reduce the recorded value in a company's books of (an asset) each year over a predetermined period.

Words related to DEPRECIATE

depreciated17 depreciates16 depreciating18 depreciatory20

Words that contain DEPRECIATE

depreciated17 depreciates16 undepreciated19

How to use DEPRECIATE in a sentence

Do not, I pray you, pain yourself or me by alluding to any of the unfortunate circumstances of your past life, with the idea that they can depreciate your value in my estimation.
He was one of those statesmen whom modern critics, on the watch for the partially obsolete and with the complexity of present problems always before them, tend to depreciate.
We say this for those who are disposed to depreciate what an artist actually accomplishes, because in some one point Turner or Overbeck surpasses him.
He has no disposition to depreciate the labours, or to detract from the merits, of those who have written ably upon this topic.
But their arts must necessarily decay or depreciate if the local markets are flooded with cheap products from factories, and there a question of serious consequence has arisen.
Like the motors of to-day, one might imagine that their noise would depreciate the value of houses on the great roads.
Still less could we for a moment depreciate the labours of those who are carrying education to the utmost bounds of the earth.
At times she determined to depreciate her usefulness, mar her value, by renouncing her heart, denying her purpose.
It has been their constant practice to hide what they could not depreciate, and depreciate what they could not hide.
It seemed to depreciate their dignity, to lessen their importance.

To restore this book to credit was the cause that induced me to engage in this disagreeable controversy, rather than any design to depreciate the just reputation of Milton.
It is far from my intention to condemn or depreciate these manners, considered in a general scale of estimation.
There was hardly a writer among the Deists who did not affirm that he had no wish to depreciate revealed truth.
Now, do not expect me to depreciate the earnest and enlightened pursuit of classical learning.
As in the case of Christian Science, these New Thoughters have a fundamental truth, which I would by no means wish to depreciate.
It is not our intention in these words to cast doubt on the immortality of the soul, or to depreciate the value of a belief in it.
Of the many teachings of Masonry, one of the most valuable is, that we should not depreciate this life.
Jekyll to depreciate the merits of some of her discoveries.
The natural effect of this testimony was to depreciate the paper which his name was on.
Where envy does show its presence and where we do not recognise its nature, is in that horrible inclination to depreciate others which is visible in certain characters.
Factories are closed, investments depreciate, laborers are thrown out of employment.
But it is not only in the Life of Reynolds that this attempt is made to depreciate him.
They are defects which weaken timber and depreciate its value for structural purposes where strength is an important consideration.
No one will suppose that I despise and depreciate old age as old age.
There can hardly be a more striking testimony to the reality of that unity which the theorists who embody it seek to depreciate or deny.
She knew its exact value, but was not inclined to depreciate it in her own estimation.
He imagined it to be the consequence of a plot of his enemies to depreciate him.
If it increases the amount of cash, it will depreciate it.
I began to depreciate myself for allowing Zoe or anything connected with her to thwart my will with reference to Dorothy.
He marshalled on his white finger-tips the grand opera stars of all the continents, from Jenny Lind to Emma Abbott, only to depreciate their endowments.
Now, the ordinary use of the word is to describe an attitude, or more properly a disposition, in regard to men, especially in regard to those who depreciate, or wrong, or harm us.

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