- re|in|fla|tion
- re|in|fla|tion «REE ihn FLAY shuhn», noun.inflation again or anew.
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in´suf|fla´tion — in|suf|flate «ihn SUHF layt, IHN suh flayt», transitive verb, flat|ed, flat|ing. 1. to blow or breathe in or upon. 2. Medicine. a) to blow (air or gas) into some opening of the body. b) to treat by insufflation: »to insufflate the lungs of a… … Useful english dictionary
dis|in|fla|tion|ar|y — «DIHS ihn FLAY shuh NEHR ee», adjective. 1. of or having to do with disinflation. 2. producing or tending to produce disinflation: »... a very real incentive to make some sacrifice in order to save, thus producing a disinflationary trend (London… … Useful english dictionary
dis|in|fla|tion — «DIHS ihn FLAY shuhn», noun. reversal of an economy from a state of continuous inflation, especially by reducing prices to increase the purchasing power of consumers without bringing about deflation … Useful english dictionary
ex|suf|fla|tion — «EHKS suh FLAY shuhn», noun. the act or process of exorcising the devil or evil by blowing, especially by or upon a person being baptized … Useful english dictionary
hes|i|fla|tion — «HEHZ uh FLAY shuhn», noun. a condition in which continuous inflation is combined with a wavering rate of business and industrial growth. ╂[blend of hesitation and inflation] … Useful english dictionary
af|fla|tion — «uh FLAY shuhn», noun. = inspiration. (Cf. ↑inspiration) … Useful english dictionary
con|fla|tion — «kuhn FLAY shuhn», noun. 1. a) a bringing or putting together; composing of various elements. b) the result of this. 2. a) the combining of two variant readings of a text into one. b) the combined result. ╂[< Latin cōnflātiō, ōnis <… … Useful english dictionary
de|fla|tion|ar|y — «dih FLAY shuh NEHR ee», adjective. of or having to do with deflation: »My present pocket money, at six shillings a week, is dangerously deflationary (Punch) … Useful english dictionary
de|fla|tion|ist — «dih FLAY shuh nihst», noun. a person who supports monetary deflation … Useful english dictionary
de|fla|tion — «dih FLAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act of letting the air or gas out: »the deflation of a tire. 2. a being deflated. 3. a reduction of the amount of available money in circulation so that the value of money increases and prices go down. 4. Geology.… … Useful english dictionary
