Depreciation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRECIATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• tha act of depreciating
• a reduction in the value of an asset over time, due in particular to wear and tear
• a decrease in the value of a currency relative to other currencies
• the act of depreciating
• The act of lessening, or seeking to lessen, price, value, or reputation.
• The falling of value; reduction of worth.
• the state of being depreciated.
• a decrease in price or value
• decrease in value of an asset due to obsolescence or use
• a communication that belittles somebody or something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lower in estimation or esteem

Words related to DEPRECIATION

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Words that contain DEPRECIATION

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How to use DEPRECIATION in a sentence

• We see rashness, self-confidence, depreciation of enemies, want of foresight, ignorance of the difficulties to be surmounted.
• With the depreciation in agriculture, Woodnewton, once quite a prosperous little place, was now terribly shabby and depressing.
• Pleasure-seekers, stung in the midst of comfort, sniffed with depreciation.
• The progress of an expansion, or rather a depreciation, of the currency by excessive bank issues is always attended by a loss to the laboring classes.
• Indeed, the depreciation of property in the localities referred to is said to have been at least thirty per cent.
• In depreciation of his military talents it may be said that he was never opposed to any great general.
• Thus their littleness, rather than their greatness, was apt to impress a daily observer like Selwyn, and to give to his remarks an aspect of depreciation and of pessimism.
• Those who owed me, for the most part, took advantage of the depreciation, and paid me off with sixpence in the pound.
• Therefore the depreciation of the battery is almost entirely due to the oxidation of the positive plates.
• The approach of this crisis is, I think, visible in the departure of her precious metals, and depreciation of her paper medium.
• But not having, like them, an intrinsic value, its depreciation was more rapid, and greater, than could ever have happened with them.
• He would have forgiven a real substantial injury far sooner than a depreciation of his discourses.
• It was stated in proof of this, that among the great body of the traders in the city of London, their stocks had suffered a depreciation of forty per cent.
• Selection is also rendered more intense by the heavy burden of taxation, and in the very common depreciation of currency as is now felt in Russia.
• The original award was made seven months ago, and the depreciation in cattle since is the secret of why the frog eat the cabbage.
• With this view of religion in general, all the other vital doctrines of Christianity suffered an equal depreciation.
• He had made his review an organ of the most persistent depreciation and abuse of America and everything American.
• Depreciation of America of any sort he resented at once.
• Depreciation of him, and of his rank as a man of letters, was a necessity of their case.
• And therefore all the men burst into violent depreciation of Balsamo and of the gulls who consulted him.
• No considerable depreciation could take place unless the volume of business fell off so that less money was needed than before.
• No depreciation has taken place, and the pieces, by reason of their limitation, bear a money value in excess of the bullion that is in them.
• In 1814 there was at least half a million paper money in circulation with a depreciation of 400 per cent.
• An epithet of depreciation, especially among students.
• But under both conditions it seems to have been impossible to preserve it from excess and consequent depreciation.
• But these two branches, on account of their mutual enmity, used to call each other by a special name, by way of depreciation.
• The mystics, following the lead of the Lake poets, were ready to increase the depreciation.
• Above all you must not think that anything of depreciation or disregard has entered my heart.

Similar words containing PRECIA without suffix tion and without prefix de

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