revalorizar

to revalue

verb rreh-bah-loh-ree-SAHR Rare

Also means

to appreciate in value

Usage Note

Revalorizar follows the -izar pattern, so z shifts to c before e: the first-person preterite is revaloricé. It describes currencies, assets, or reputations that gain value over time, and the reflexive revalorizarse is common in finance: la casa se revalorizó.

Examples

"La casa se revalorizó mucho en pocos años."

Natural Translation

The house appreciated a lot in value in a few years.

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