How to pronounce “devalued” in English

not devalued but it's lost its intimacy.

when the peso devalued 66% in 2003, said this is the best time to start a software company.

if we devalued, it would be fine, right?"

when their money became so devalued, they then passed what they called the tax in kind.

pundit um because of that engagement got devalued engagement didn't matter

and prime ministers around him are devalued.

And that our dollars are not devalued.

That's one of the best ways-- Delta miles are really devalued, but to Africa, it's amazing.

But I felt that the word was being devalued, and being misunderstood.

And there's an ethical question there that you've now devalued yourself as a user with those media sites who were giving you stuff for free.

We devalued about eight weeks later, right?

But all the people holding sterling paper will freak out because you've devalued their assets.

Because as you mentioned, currency is devalued, inflation's gone up.

What actually happened is, we devalued and the country boomed.

But the rest of society that doesn't have this has really felt increasingly stigmatized and devalued.

they're going to go through a shock of high inflation and high unemployment as their currency is devalued.

When they feel isolated, abandoned, devalued, they're not getting the healthy normal narcissistic supplies they need, when they feel left out, dissed, shunned, and so forth that also triggers

Now, official Ireland said that, If we devalued, number one, unemployment will rise, inflation will rise, interest rates will rise, the budget deficit will go out of control, emigration

For a long time, blue-collar work like plumbers, electricians, bricklayers has been devalued.

And then you have this terrible deflation system, where you've got the dollar has become so expensive and goods have become devalued in comparison.

That if this merchant class was capable of buying some of the trappings of wealth and aristocracy that, by definition, devalued that wealth and aristocracy and began to tear

But the brand I think is devalued.