Depreciated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRECIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPRECIATE, to lower in estimation or esteem
• diminish in value over a period of time
• disparage or belittle (something)
• reduce the recorded value in a company's books of (an asset) each year over a predetermined period.

Words related to DEPRECIATED

depreciate15

Words that contain DEPRECIATED

undepreciated19

How to use DEPRECIATED in a sentence

• These issued notes so extravagantly that the currency of the country, as stated by Professor Sumner, was depreciated twenty-five per cent.
• The property in this district depreciated in value to the extent of about 400 millions in ten years.
• In the meantime it is our duty to provide all the remedies against a depreciated paper currency which the Constitution enables us to afford.
• They were filled with goods whose first values had not been depreciated and whose sale profits were in proportion to the labor expended in handling them.
• The time had been when he would have depreciated in another man the utter weakness into which he had fallen.
• This was remarkable, as the security had depreciated somewhat, and the loan had been then extended longer than usual.
• Bacon was not only ignorant of mathematics, but depreciated its application to physical inquiries.
• In other words, the accounts in these years were in depreciated paper and utterly worthless for our purposes.
• The number is never large of those who can hope to fill the posts of degraded power, catch the fragments of shattered fortune, or succeed to the honours of depreciated beauty.
• Even the truest things which he says are depreciated by himself.
• You have heard perhaps how Dickens and others, Macready among the rest, depreciated her.
• The Church appropriated piecemeal the great apparatus of the Roman state, and gave new powers, new significance and respect to every article that had been depreciated.
• Whitney had at that time a vast amount of outstanding accounts in the Southern States, and his debtors were glad to pay him in this depreciated article.
• With respect to the situation of the public creditor, he has been paid in a depreciated currency.
• We often hear a poor insipid Paper or Pamphlet cried up, and sometimes a noble Piece depreciated, by those who are of a different Principle from the Author.
• Without exception they were issued in large amounts and without exception they depreciated.
• The notes passed at par for a time, but depreciated rapidly as their number increased.
• The notes depreciated and drove gold out of circulation, and it was not until 1821 that specie payments were definitely resumed.
• Whenever governments have failed to stop at that point, paper money has depreciated.
• It can not be that the coal fields of Montana have depreciated nearly twenty fold in value since July, 1864.
• It can not be denied that we are paying an extravagant percentage for the use of the money borrowed, which was paper currency, greatly depreciated below the value of coin.
• At the beginning of 1917 the actual number of cattle in Germany does not seem to be so greatly depreciated as one would expect.
• The cultivator found his land depreciated because, though he grew more than before, he got less for it.
• The thing you fought for is not the thing which you recover, but depreciated, sunk, wasted, and consumed in the contest.
• Our currency has depreciated until forty shillings will not buy what one would have bought before the war.
• The collectors made seven per cent by thus receiving in money, and accounting in depreciated paper.
• The idea of having had a white father, in many instances, depreciated the pecuniary value of male slaves, if not of the other sex.
• The unsound condition of the banks with their depreciated and fluctuating currency had created financial chaos.
• Every man depreciated his own money by his own consent, for such was the effect which the raising of the nominal value of goods produced.
• They have invested their little all in the old-fashioned securities, and when these are depreciated they feel that there is nothing to keep the wolf from the door.
• He paid pretty regularly, but in a depreciated currency.
• Labor is threatened with a continuation of the unequal struggle against a depreciated and fluctuating standard of money.
• Hamilton uttered these weighty words, always provided that the circulation is one of actual money, and not of depreciated promises to pay.
• The circulating medium became so depreciated that provisions were scarcely procurable.

Similar words containing PRECIAT without suffix ed and without prefix de

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