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reappreciation

reappreciation

7.5
A rise again in the value of money or property
  • noun
  • /ˌriːəˌpriːʃiˈeɪʃən/
  • Specialized
translation icon : revalorización
  • After years of decline, the reappreciation of property values brought relief to homeowners.

Examples

  • Analysts are studying the causes behind the recent reappreciation of the national currency.

  • The sudden reappreciation of the euro surprised many investors in the financial markets.

  • The reappreciation surprised many economists.

  • Investors welcomed the reappreciation last month.

  • The sudden reappreciation of the euro surprised many investors in the financial markets.

  • After years of decline, the reappreciation of property values brought relief to homeowners.

  • Analysts are studying the causes behind the recent reappreciation of the national currency.

Synonyms

appreciation
vsreappreciation
  • Specialized
17 4.2

An increase in the value of something over time

is a renewed rise after decline or stability, not just gradual increase
revaluation
vsreappreciation
1 6.3

A new check of the value or importance of something

is the actual renewed increase in value rather than merely reassessing it
reascent
vsreappreciation
7.9

A rise that happens again after a fall

is the renewed rise specifically in value, often of currency or assets
revalorization
vsreappreciation
  • Specialized
9.7

An official increase in the value of money, assets, or pay to match rising prices

is a spontaneous market increase in value rather than an official decision

Antonyms

depreciation
  • Specialized
15 6.3

Loss of value of something like a car as it gets older or wears out

How Valuable

surge
132 4.2
reappreciation
  • Specialized
7.5
appreciation
  • Specialized
17 4.2
stability
363 3.1

Surface Forms

reappreciation singular
reappreciations plural

Morphology

reappreciation = appreciation (transparent) = re + appreciate + ion

In the economic sense, 're-' clearly adds the meaning of happening again to 'appreciation' meaning a rise in value.

Etymology

Reappreciation is made of re- 'again' and appreciate, which in money talk can mean 'to rise in value'. So reappreciation can describe the value of a currency or asset going up again.