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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
devalue .
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Examples
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The Republican attack on the usage of the word devalues the language and the discourse.
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The CSA is worried that the use of English words in TV programme titles devalues French language and culture, making programmes with French titles seem inferior or old-fashioned in comparison.
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The CSA is worried that the use of English words in TV programme titles devalues French language and culture, making programmes with French titles seem inferior or old-fashioned in comparison.
attack of the colon? 2005
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Meanwhile, Liberal MP Dan McTeague came down heavily on the Conservative government saying Mohamud's case "devalues" Canadian citizenship.
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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Jeff Zucker, chief executive of NBC Universal, echoed that sentiment, saying he believes Apple's service "devalues" content.
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Don't forget that the Democrat party also "devalues" the relationships of us queers.
Michelle Obama, back in Madison, tomorrow morning. Ann Althouse 2008
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I think a lot of folks feel like accepting these terms devalues the work that all of us do, whether pro or am, but I’m not going to call anyone a scab for selling to Dragon.
Dragon Magazine Wants to Own Your Ass, Cheap « Whatever 2007
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The report also claims he "devalues" women, although it does not elaborate.
NY Post: News 2010
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It takes a special kind of cluelessness to claim that something that increases your biggest asset "devalues" your business.
Techdirt 2009
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It takes a special kind of cluelessness to claim that something that increases your biggest asset "devalues" your business.
Techdirt 2009
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