Examples of using Devalued in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I feel devalued.
It's like even my eggs are devalued.
That lie devalued other companies.
Low quality links are devalued.
The devalued price for gold in Japan was one immediate, enormous effect.
Have these machines devalued human existence?
In many cultures these children are valued rather than devalued.
Secretary of the Treasury, John Connally, then devalued the dollar by ten per cent.
Once again, any Member State leaving the eurowould see its new currency dramatically devalued.
That way, when they are devalued, it will not impact your rankings.
When you just jump up and leave, it… it makes me feel cheap, devalued, skanky.
Earlier this month, the Chinese central bank devalued the yuan in an attempt to boost exports.
Back then, the Russian government and central bank defaulted its debt and devalued the ruble.
And again in 1992, Finland devalued the markka to promote export competitiveness.
However, the people are keenly aware of the problems associated with a devalued russian currency.
There are also citizens who damaged and devalued our efforts- stealing plants and damaging flowers and greenery.
Any Member State leaving the euro- which is what Mrs Le Pen wants for France-would see its new currency dramatically devalued.
Money was not a source of happiness for me- I felt disempowered, devalued and in a regular state of panic.
In contrast, non-authoritarian traits and values- cooperation, sharing, compassion and sensitivity-are regarded as"feminine" and devalued.
On 17 August 1998, the Russian government devalued the ruble, defaulted on domestic debt, and declared a moratorium on repayment of foreign debt.
In the first half of the twentieth century many Western anthropologists adopted the psychoanalytic perspective andtherefore devalued transpersonal experiences.
It's becoming a devalued term, and it's making us lose our capacity for empathy and for distinguishing between serious and unserious transgressions.
Green swan events may force central banks to intervene as‘climate rescuers of last resort' andbuy large sets of devalued assets”.
In the past, when corrupt governments devalued their local currency or seized assets from citizens, investors ran to the U.S. dollar or gold.
If something as basic andimportant as language can be degraded and devalued to such a degree, yet never questioned, what else might we be missing?
By contrast, Chile devalued its currency and kept it on a tight leash to protect local industries from foreign goods that gained a price advantage against an overvalued local currency.
The UK came third anddelivered 586,000 travelers beating all odds against a significantly devalued British Pound(vs. US Dollar), amidst growing political and economic turbulence surrounding Brexit.
On February 11, Kazakhstan's central bank devalued the tenge by about 19 percent against the dollar, prompting widespread panic and the closure of many currency-exchange and retail outlets.
In 1926 Arf's father boughtFrench francs when the currency was devalued and it became a cheaper option for the family to send Arf to school in France. His parents.