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Present participle for to reduce the value or price of

Present participle for to belittle or express disapproval of

Present participle for diminish in value over a period of time

Present participle for to go into decline

Present participle for to taint, contaminate or lower in quality

Present participle for to apply business methodology to something in order to profit

Present participle for to fail to care for or pay attention to

Containing insult, or having the intention of insulting

Causing someone to lose their dignity and the respect of others

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Verb

Present participle for to reduce the value or price of

“Changes in accounting policies are another example of something to watch for - for example, a company might decide to depreciate assets over a longer period to save on the depreciation charge.”

Verb

Present participle for to belittle or express disapproval of

underestimating

trivialising^UK

trivializing^US

treating lightly

detracting from

making light of

pouring scorn on

discountenancing

picking holes in

taking to pieces

clamoring against

doing a hatchet job on

dragging through the mud

finding fault with

looking down on

taking down a peg

casting aspersions on

marginalizing^US

marginalising^UK

speaking ill of

cutting down to size

pulling to pieces

speaking badly of

underemphasizing

slinging mud at

setting little store by

doing an injustice to

throwing mud at

making little of

dishonouring^UK

scandalizing^US

inveighing against

taking away from

scandalising^UK

taking a swipe at

thinking too little of

giving a bad name

throwing brickbats at

look down one's nose at

speaking evil of

setting no store by

criticizing unfairly

cutting to the quick

shooting full of holes

thinking little of

miniaturising^UK

miniaturizing^US

putting hooks in

spreading lies about

railing against

sullying the reputation of

stigmatising^UK

blackening the character of

blackening the name of

stigmatizing^US

giving comeuppance

knocking off high horse

not doing justice

fulminating against

taking dim view of

disapproving of

setting too little store by

failing to appreciate

giving black eye

tearing to pieces

holding forth against

tearing to shreds

taking a dig at

throwing stones at

taking swipe at

doing a number on

lowering in rank

lowering in status

subtracting from

picking to pieces

talking something down

giving something a battering

giving a bad press to

blowing whistle on

hanging something on

pointing finger at

giving something a bad press

letting have it

laying at one's door

giving someone a bad press

sending up the river

rendering worthless

reducing to the ranks

kicking downstairs

lowering the status of

misrepresenting

dragging through the mire

blackening name

casting a slur on

flinging mud at

blackening someone's name

running smear campaign

running a smear campaign against

spreading scandal about

telling lies about

bringing into disrepute

giving a black eye

reflecting badly on

bringing shame upon

bringing shame on

tarring and feathering

bringing discredit to

ripping up and down

treating with contempt

holding in contempt

demoralizing^US

demoralising^UK

making a fool of

looking down upon

taking down a peg or two

treating as unimportant

blackening the reputation of

conducting a smear campaign against

bastardizing^US

treating contemptuously

showing contempt for

bastardising^UK

turning up your nose at

causing to lose face

talking down to

putting in a bad light

putting to shame

treating as inferior

lording it over

treating condescendingly

putting someone in their place

making someone eat humble pie

holding up to ridicule

taking no notice of

making someone eat crow

treating like a child

turning your nose up at

turning up one's nose

giving Bronx cheer

making nothing of

commenting negatively

giving a bad name to

dragging someone's name through the mud

dragging through mud

turning up your nose

saying contemptuously

curling one's lip at

making cutting remarks about

putting a whammy on

desensitizing^US

dehumanizing^US

dehumanising^UK

desensitising^UK

bringing shame to

speaking haughtily to

speaking condescendingly to

putting on airs

arguing against

finding lacking

taking issue with

nitpicking over

taking exception to

expressing contempt

regarding with contempt

cold-shouldering

bringing into disfavour

heaping scorn on

showing in a bad light

causing a few raised eyebrows amongst

causing raised eyebrows

raising eyebrows amongst

giving offence to

vituperating against

holding up to scorn

curling your lip at

considering beneath one

spitting in the eye of

turning nose up at

turning back on

spitting in the face of

laughing out of court

giving the Bronx cheer to

blowing raspberries at

considering beneath you

making one feel small

forcing to eat humble pie

popping one's balloon

making eat dirt

settling someone's hash

bringing down a peg

putting one away

taking rug out from under

knocking bottom out of

bringing to naught

poking full of holes

destabilizing^US

putting someone to shame

taking the wind out

getting one's comeuppance

treating disrespectfully

calling someone names

not giving time of day

giving the brush

giving the cold shoulder

giving someone the go-by

turning one's back on

giving the cold shoulder to

showing disrespect for

turning deaf ear to

giving someone the brush-off

showing disrespect

poking mullock at

looking down nose at

looking down your nose at

letting wind out of sails

puncturing balloon

taking the wind out of somebody's sails

taking the wind out of someone's sails

knocking the stuffing out of

letting down easy

showing contempt

taking the mickey out of

destabilising^UK

turning a deaf ear to

having no time for

paying no attention to

shutting eyes to

refusing to acknowledge

thinking no more of

forgetting about

turning a blind eye to

making sport of

taking the piss out of

curling one's lip

making ridiculous

condescending to

treating with disdain

treating with condescension

tossing a few crumbs

treating scornfully

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“Anyone who has enjoyed writing and reading lyrics as much as I have can hardly depreciate one mode for another.”

Verb

Present participle for diminish in value over a period of time

declining in price

decreasing in value

dropping in price

falling in price

ratcheting down

going into a tailspin

growing smaller

falling steeply

falling sharply

dropping rapidly

becoming smaller

taking a nosedive

hitting the floor

getting smaller

going downwards

causing to fall

cutting in price

lowering in price

lowering the price of

putting on sale

becoming softer

becoming quieter

rendering worthless

reducing the price of

offering at a giveaway price

taking the bite out

taking the sting out

taking the edge off

getting quieter

cutting back on

making reductions in

making cutbacks in

going through the floor

hitting the dirt

taking a header

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“The simple reason behind this change is that the US dollar and the euro are going to steeply depreciate against the value of gold.”

Verb

Present participle for to go into decline

becoming debilitated

going backwards

hitting the skids

falling to pieces

going into decline

going to pieces

falling apart at the seams

going down the toilet

going down the tubes

going to rack and ruin

going to the dogs

going to the pack

appearing in a poor light

becoming moribund

becoming dilapidated

running to seed

having one foot in the grave

falling into disrepair

reaching depths

hitting rock bottom

coming apart at the seams

falling to bits

becoming marcescent

falling into decay

becoming emaciated

coming to pieces

having a breakdown

turning to dust

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Verb

Present participle for to taint, contaminate or lower in quality

bastardising^UK

bastardizing^US

demoralising^UK

demoralizing^US

reducing in value

reducing in quality

slipping a Mickey Finn into

adding water to

taking the edge off

adding drugs to

discolouring^UK

interfering with

dishonouring^UK

putting poison in

mixing something with something

radioactivating

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Verb

Present participle for to apply business methodology to something in order to profit

commercialising^UK

commercializing^US

developing as business

making marketable

making profitable

making saleable

Verb

Present participle for to fail to care for or pay attention to

procrastinating

underestimating

paying no attention to

paying no heed to

failing to look after

losing sight of

procrastinating over

taking no notice of

thinking little of

paying little attention to

turning a deaf ear to

turning your back on

failing to care for

failing to provide for

not troubling oneself

keeping at arm's length

making light of

throwing to the winds

keeping one's distance

failing to remember

looking the other way

having nothing to do with

turning one's back on

Adjective

Containing insult, or having the intention of insulting

uncomplimentary

unfavourable^UK

full of contempt

dishonouring^UK

misrepresentative

high and mighty

on your high horse

scandalmongering

disadvantageous

lacking civility

beyond the pale

high-and-mighty

turning up your nose at

looking down your nose at

straightforward

straight from the shoulder

full of oneself

self-opinionated

self-centered^US

self-centred^UK

self-congratulatory

self-glorifying

full of yourself

as bold as brass

too big for your boots

tongue-in-cheek

coming on strong

too big for one's breeches

too big for one's boots

holier-than-thou

self-respecting

putting on airs

throwing one's weight around

take-it-or-leave-it

self-aggrandizing

throwing one's weight about

ill-humoured^UK

not backwards in coming forwards

on one's high horse

in driver's seat

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Adjective

Decreasing

losing momentum

gradually reducing

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Adjective

Causing someone to lose their dignity and the respect of others

uncomplimentary

dishonorable^US

dishonourable^UK

unfavourable^UK

full of contempt

disadvantageous

dishonouring^UK

unworthy of one

infra indignitatem

beneath one's dignity

lacking dignity

beneath your dignity

on your high horse

high and mighty

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