depreciatIve (or ci as shi)

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 50
[Fr. dépré ciatif.] Tending to depreciate or lower in value, price, or estimation. who depreciates. dě-pre-çi-ā-tor (or çi as shl), s. [Lat.] One dě-pre-çi-a-tor-y (or çi as shi), a . [Formed as if from a Lat. depretiatorius , from depretiatus .] Tending to depreciate; depreciative. *děp-re-da-ble, a. [Eng. depred( ate ); -able .] Liable to depredation. "Made le depredable ."-Bacon: On Learning, bk. iv., ch. 2.
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