Definitions
To reduce the value, worth, or perceived importance of something.
Word origin
From de- + value.
Used in a sentence
“Scotland is beaten only by properties in London, which increase in value by 64% on average when within half a mile of a station - although in some cases in the capital, being near to a station devalues the house.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Lower in worth”7 letters
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