rivalutazione

revaluation

noun ree-vah-loo-tah-TSYOH-neh Less Common

Also means

reassessment

Usage Note

Rivalutazione is common in economics (rivalutazione della moneta, currency revaluation) and in everyday speech meaning a reassessment of something previously undervalued — una rivalutazione del suo lavoro (a reassessment of her work). Its opposite is svalutazione (devaluation).

Examples

"La rivalutazione delle pensioni è necessaria."

Natural Translation

The revaluation of pensions is necessary.

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