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💱 Value change 🔄 Changing values
transvaluation

transvaluation

9.9
An official change in the recorded worth of money, assets, or prices by a government
  • noun
  • /trænzˈvæljuːeɪtɪn/
  • Formal
translation icon : transvaluación
  • The central bank announced a transvaluation of the national currency to stabilize the economy.

Examples

  • After the transvaluation of assets, the company's balance sheet showed a significant increase in value.

  • International investors closely monitored the government's decision on transvaluation policies.

  • The government announced a transvaluation of the national currency.

  • After the transvaluation, prices adjusted significantly.

  • The central bank announced a transvaluation of the national currency to stabilize the economy.

  • After the transvaluation of assets, the company's balance sheet showed a significant increase in value.

  • International investors closely monitored the government's decision on transvaluation policies.

How Big

to overhaul
35 4.6
transvaluation
  • Formal
9.9
change
∞ 1.1
adjustment
  • Specialized
40 3.7

Surface Forms

transvaluation singular
transvaluations plural

Morphology

transvaluation = valuation (transparent) = trans + value + ation

Formed by prefixing 'trans-' to 'valuation'; meaning 'a change in recorded valuation' follows standard compositional logic.

Etymology

Transvaluation combines trans- ('across' or 'change') and valuation (from 'value'). It is like 'resetting' a money number, so it means an official change in the recorded monetary value of a currency or asset.