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cheapen

cheapen
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb
past: cheapenedpp: cheapeneding: cheapening

Meanings

Transitive Verbcheapen
[~ something]

To lower the price of a product or service.

The store decided to cheapen its luxury line to attract more customers.

Transitive Verbcheapen
[~ something]

To make something seem less valuable, respected, or dignified in quality or character.

Intransitive Verbcheapen

To decrease in price or value over time.

As the new model was released, the older versions began to cheapen rapidly.

Examples

The company decided to cheapen the product by using plastic instead of metal.

The company decided to cheapen the product by using plastic instead of metal.

Business

I feel like these constant sales only cheapen the brand image.

I feel like these constant sales only cheapen the brand image.

Business

Adding a pop song to the movie scene really cheapened the emotional impact.

Don't cheapen yourself by begging for his forgiveness.

Don't cheapen yourself by begging for his forgiveness.

Romance

The use of cheap special effects cheapened the entire production.

I will not let this scandal cheapen my lifelong achievements.

I will not let this scandal cheapen my lifelong achievements.

As more gold is discovered, the metal tends to cheapen.

As more gold is discovered, the metal tends to cheapen.

History

The currency began to cheapen rapidly after the political crisis.

Business

Land prices in the outskirts started to cheapen during the recession.

Land prices in the outskirts started to cheapen during the recession.

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