cheapen

But will such a park cheapen the image of Dickens -- one of Britain's best known authors?

Traders usually sell bonds to cheapen up the market before Treasury auctions but a selloff last week went too far, analysts say.

Don't overlook the obvious reasons to disagree with the war, but don't cheapen the moral aspects either.

But adding a bunch of names to the list wouldn't cheapen the ones that had been there forever, he added.

Even if China is pointing fingers at Japan, it does not lessen or cheapen the Nanjing massacre.

You just can't afford to let her hang-ups cheapen our relationship.

Good, there is some. . . it would cheapen the whole idea of contracts which has to do with taking in obligation on myself.

IT TAKES special ineptitude to cheapen a principle without getting anything much in return.

Must you cheapen the moment?

Could the cold wind of financial crisis be driving the art market to cheapen its style?

i learned such things then , and they cheapen what i have since learned . they are the skeletons in my particular closet .

Many foolish people cheapen something just because they don't understand the value of it.

And if you are only doing it as a courtesy, doesn't that cheapen the deal?

Cheapen: to lower in public estimation; debase or degrade

to cheapen the cost of raw materials