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depreciational

depreciational adjective: of or relating to depreciation.

Adjective

depreciational (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to depreciation.
    • Prohibiting the deduction of any unused depreciational allowances on the date the proposal takes effect would have a capricious, negative effect on any firm that has recently made any long - lived investments.1983, United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee. Subcommittee on Monetary and Fiscal Policy, The Flat Rate Tax: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Monetary and Fiscal Policy of the Joint...

Origin of depreciational

From depreciation + -al.

Questions about depreciational

What does depreciational mean?
Depreciational means of or relating to depreciation.
What part of speech is depreciational?
Depreciational is an adjective.

Words near depreciational in the dictionary

  1. depreciated
  2. depreciates
  3. depreciating
  4. depreciatingly
  5. depreciation
  6. depreciational
  7. depreciations
  8. depreciative
  9. depreciatively
  10. depreciatives
  11. depreciator

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