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Cheapen

Cheapen | Cheapened | Cheapens | Cheapening

Cheapen meaning

To decrease the value or price of; to make cheaper. | To make vulgar. | To become cheaper.

Example sentences (10)

Barrett defended Theory not putting his title on the line because it would cheapen the tournament which is meant to determine someone who has earned it and thus deserves it.

The alternate finale scene for The Big Bang Theory would've made sense in the bigger scheme of things, but it would cheapen the show's great ending.

Doing some interference or crap finish would cheapen this match and doesn’t do the winner any favors (if there’s a winner).

If we stay till the end we are paying for a whole semester, although if we leave after spring break they would have to cheapen the price.

Still, retcons that cheapen the impact of major events can be quite disappointing.

The arrogance of Hooper to cheapen a classic musical with A-list celebrities, to hijack it with recoil-worthy CGI.

It means something very specific, PHD, and we shouldn't confuse or cheapen its meaning by applying it to your behavior—which, while not criminal or immoral, is incredibly stupid.

Because although they won’t risk blowing themselves up to hurt the U.S. – what if the U.S. must cheapen the dollar to boost trade?

This factor, which cheapens products, may simultaneously cheapen the brand promise.

The housewife in her thick shawl, with the market-basket on her arm, walks slowly on, stopping now to look at the stall of caps, and now to cheapen a bunch of greens.