1. reduced in value, worth, or importance
Usage: past participle of devaluate, often used as adjective

Examples

• The devaluated currency made imports more expensive.
• After the scandal, his devaluated reputation never fully recovered.
• The company’s devaluated stock price attracted bargain hunters.
• The devaluated property sat empty for months.
• Her contributions felt devaluated by the committee’s dismissive response.
• The devaluated artwork was sold at a significant loss.