Cheapen
Pronunciation: /ˈtʃiːpən/
Cheapen (verb)
- To make something seem less valuable or less important, so people do not respect it as much.
- To reduce the quality or effect of something, making it weaker or less impressive.
- To sell goods or services for a lower price than is reasonable, often harming quality or fairness.
Examples
- The discount can cheapen the product’s value.
- High prices can cheapen the market’s trust.