| DEFLATIONISTS | • deflationists n. Plural of deflationist. • DEFLATIONIST n. someone who favours deflation of currency. |
| DISINFLATIONS | • disinflations n. Plural of disinflation. • DISINFLATION n. a reversal of inflationary pressures. |
| EXSUFFLATIONS | • exsufflations n. Plural of exsufflation. • EXSUFFLATION n. expiration; exorcism by blowing. |
| HYPERINFLATED | • hyperinflated adj. Inflated to an abnormal degree. • hyperinflated adj. (Finance) Increased through hyperinflation. • hyperinflated v. Simple past tense and past participle of hyperinflate. |
| INFLATIONISMS | • INFLATIONISM n. the policy of economic inflation. |
| INFLATIONISTS | • inflationists n. Plural of inflationist. • INFLATIONIST n. a supporter of inflationism. |
| INSUFFLATIONS | • insufflations n. Plural of insufflation. • INSUFFLATION n. the act of breathing into or upon. |
| OVERINFLATING | • overinflating v. Present participle of overinflate. • OVERINFLATE v. to inflate excessively. |
| OVERINFLATION | • overinflation n. Excessive inflation (of vehicle tyres). • OVERINFLATION n. excessive inflation. |
| SHRINKFLATION | • shrinkflation n. (Economics, informal, neologism) The practice of making products smaller while continuing to market… • SHRINKFLATION n. a reduction in the size of an item of packaged food, such as a chocolate bar, while the price remains the same. |
| SLUMPFLATIONS | • SLUMPFLATION n. a state or period of combined economic decline and rising inflation. |
| UNDERINFLATED | • underinflated v. Simple past tense and past participle of underinflate. • UNDERINFLATED adj. not sufficiently inflated. |