Verb:

किमती कमी करा, परवडणारे बनवा,

cheapen's Usage Examples:

The title Ayatollah has been cheapened in the recent decades.

wrote in a letter to The Times in 1996, "It is a pity that [Ryan] chose to cheapen his own achievement and the reputations of the regiment and of comrades.

Times noted that Human Trafficking "avoids the seedy sensationalism that cheapens so many television depictions of the crime" and that it is "a harsh public-service.

sound for a quarter of a century--have tricked up their styles without vitiating or cheapening them, and the result is a groove for all decades.

Free trade cheapens the product by cheapening the producer.

" But the hazard of this was that the gospel was cheapened, and obedience to the living Christ was gradually lost beneath formula.

The bike probably would have been dumbed down and cheapened.

derived from the British term "hackneyed", meaning "over used and thus cheapened, or trite".

with improved acceleration and steering, while the new 4 cylinder engine "cheapens the experience".

to completion, project cost management has an objective to simplify and cheapen the project experience.

that being forced to live for eternity against his will "cheapens and denigrates" his life, and indeed all life.

publicity, saying The Piebald is a creature of glory who should not be cheapened in tabloid trash and newsreels.

release, and that being forced to live for eternity against his will "cheapens and denigrates" his life, and indeed all life.

Synonyms:

aggravate, worsen, exasperate, devaluate, devalue, degrade, exacerbate,

Antonyms:

increase, appreciate, humanize, soothe, better,