/dɪˈluːʃn/ – noun
Definition: Sự làm mất giá trị thương hiệu hoặc quyền sở hữu.
A more thorough explanation: 1. (COMPANY LAW) a reduction in the earnings per share of ordinary shares, often the result of a company issuing additional shares
2. (INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW) a subset of trade mark law which forbids the use of a famous trade mark in a manner that reduces the mark’s uniqueness or distinctive character
Example: 1. The rights issue resulted in a dilution of the share value.
2. The use of the famous NIKE trade mark on poorly-made bicycles was the subject of a dilution claim.