0 past simple and past participle of depreciate --
1 to (cause something to) lose value, especially over time: --
Fixed assets are depreciated from the month following acquisition.
All fixed assets are depreciated on a straight line basis to zero.
The control variable is the rate of saving diverted from immediate consumption to replace depreciated capital and add new capital to support a higher level of future consumption.
They responded to it by buying land and cattle, hoarding gold and providing mercantile forms of credit to producers that would repay in kind rather than in depreciated currency.
By receiving depreciated paper bonds or pesos, suppliers charged higher prices and affected pricing for private transactions.
The above calculation assumes a fully depreciated scanner.
These estimates do not include capital charges since the applicable scanners currently in use are fully depreciated.
For permanent trade, the purchase is an investment and cannot be depreciated.
