revalorize

/ riːˈvæləˌraɪz /

verb

1. to change the valuation of (assets)
2. to replace (a currency unit) by another

Derived Forms

• reˌvaloriˈzation, noun

Example Sentences

Policies offering many parents tax deductions and credits, the protections of a social safety net and the right to unpaid leaves from employment all represent explicit efforts to revalorize family commitments.

From New York Times

Among his principal objectives: to recover the headline initiative, revalorize the folks back home and convince the U.S. that his army was worth more aid.

From Time Magazine Archive

Britain could revalorize the pound at some easier figure, $4.50, $4 or $3.50�whatever the world would pay.

From Time Magazine Archive

Nationalist Deputies had promised in the last election to revalorize their worthless bonds, but nothing had been done.

From Time Magazine Archive