cheapen

Preposition: of

• technology: However, improvements in and the cheapening of technology give us means of recording that were once available only to very rich organizations.

Object

• cost: In America the attempt to cheapen the cost of production has met with greater success.
• film: Some people say these scenes cheapen the film, and even others say it is just art.
• astronomy: It cheapens astronomy, like using Beethoven for commercial jingles.
• gospel: Love the sinner with all your heart, but don't cheapen the gospel for anyone!
• grace: We cheapen grace by abusing the material gifts that God gives us.
• debate: If the Secretary of State goes down that line, he will cheapen the debate on this vital area.

Modifying Another Word

• only: We only cheapen it by calling its human values " God " .
• n't: Love the sinner with all your heart, but do n't cheapen the gospel for anyone!
• often: This often cheapens a pen and the recipient takes little notice.
• so: Shame on Per Aspera for so cheapening the treasure they've published.
• just: It's also so freely available it just cheapens it innit.
• also: Higher efficiencies also cheapen electricity charges and benefit the environment.