revalorization AmE , auch: revalorisation BrE

It also means revalorization - the restoration of the value of a currency depreciated by inflation.

But it is also a vindication of the creative manipulation of language and a revalorization of the traditional relation between women and fiction.

It helped spark a hitherto unseen interest in colonial architecture that among other things, led to the revalorization and subsequent restoration of the old city district.

Everybody was saying that the new Kindle was terribly important-that it was an alpenhorn blast of post-Gutenbergian revalorization.

The prior résidanat then becomes the boarding school of general medicine, within the framework of the process of revalorization of this profession deserted in a worrying way.

Fritz Stuber, "Notes on the Revalorization of Historic Towns in Poland", in Ekistics (Athens), Vol.

This social and territorial withdrawal has not stopped yet, although the 80's were the beginning of a cultural movement of recovery and revalorization of Leonese linguistic patrimony, linguistic protests and promotion of the native language.