| devaluation |
Attributing exaggerated negative qualities to the self or others.
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| devaluation |
Reducing exchange rate of one currency with respect to all other currencies.
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| devaluation |
A substantial decline in an exchange rate, usually effected in one go by government decree.
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| devaluation |
Deliberate downward adjustment of a currency against its fixed parities or bands, normally by formal announcement.
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| devaluation |
A decrease in the spot price of a country
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| deva | made uninhabitable |
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| deva | wreaking or capable of wreaking complete destruction |
| deva | physically or spiritually devastating |
| deva | making light of |
| deva | termination by an act of destruction |
| deva | plundering with excessive damage and destruction |
| deva | an event that results in total destruction |
| deva | the feeling of being counfounded or overwhelmed |
| deva | the state of being decayed or destroyed |
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