Examples of using Devalued in English and their translations into Malay
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Appreciate yourself, otherwise you will be devalued by others.
Now the ringgit is devalued by more than one ringgit in terms of purchasing power.
There were ongoing currency attacks and many countries have devalued their currencies.
Currency speculators had devalued the Malaysian ringgit to a fraction of its previous value.
In November 1967, five months of the introduction of the dollar,the pound was devalued by 14.3%.
BCâAD 212:1 gold aureus(1/40 lb. of gold, devalued to 1/50 lb. by 212)= 25 silver denarii= 100 bronze sestertii= 400 copper asses.
China has taken aslew of steps to keep the yuan stable since it devalued the currency in August.
If your home was devalued, even temporarily, do you have the cash flow to sustain your credit or allow you to sell your home without getting into debt?
Between August 2018 to December 2019, the currency devalued by 25 percent(from 124 to 154).
On July 2, 1997 devalued the economic superpower Thailand's currency, with the result that other Asian nations, including Tiger economy South Korea also was drawn into the case.
However, the people are keenly aware of the problems associated with a devalued russian currency.
Currency(a) 27 BC- AD 212:1 gold aureus(1/40 lb. of gold, devalued to 1/50 lb. by 212)= 25 silver denarii= 100 bronze sesterces= 400 copper asses.
The rural/city divide also plays a key part in polarising narratives of climate action, as regional and outer-urban Australians, who are more likely to be economically dependent on natural resources,feel ignored and devalued by policies designed to appeal to capital city electorates.
The loss of purchasing power due to the devalued ringgit and increase in cost of living actually means that BR1M is worth much less than the amount, even if the BR1M is increased to RM1,200.
While several voice actors opposed the term, believing it devalued their roles as actors, only after voice acting became more prominent[when?] did the word become more widespread.
In 1949, when the United Kingdom devalued the pound sterling against the US dollar, Australian Prime Minister and Treasurer Ben Chifley followed suit so the Australian pound would not become over-valued in sterling zone countries with which Australia did most of its external trade at the time.
Buying Ukrainian IT,agriculture and energy assets at dirt cheap prices in heavily devalued currency will pay off if the country emerges from this conflict and joins the EU, something the current Prime Minister of Ukraine clearly wants.
What China can do is devalue the yuan by 10%.
It looks like Argentina will either follow this path or devalue its.
Keep in mind that your car's value will devalue every year.
This devalues the love and companionship of the previous pet.
China devalues yuan as countermeasure against US tariffs.
However, delisting often results in a significant or total devaluing of a company's share value.
Relaxation due to awareness of the achieved result devalues the relationship.
And it seems to me that once the law devalues one kind of life.
Women are not so terrible in their mass, as a man can devalue them.
That's because inflation devalues a currency.
Whatever the merits of revaluing or devaluing a particular currency, these merits are only wins if others are losers.
Currencies devaluing to countries' trade advantage were prohibited and were only allowed to do so for devaluations of less than 10%.