- augment
- bloat
- boost
- enlarge
- escalate
- exaggerate
- expand
- magnify
- maximize
- overestimate
- pad
- widen
- aerate
- aggrandize
- amplify
- balloon
- cram
- dilate
- distend
- exalt
- pyramid
- raise
- spread
- stretch
- surcharge
- beef up
- build up
- flesh out
- puff up
- pump up
- swell up
On this page you’ll find 83 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to inflate, such as: augment, bloat, boost, enlarge, escalate, and exaggerate.
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How to use inflate in a sentence
Only their bubbs were intact, but there was nothing with which to inflate them.
THE PLANET STRAPPERSRAYMOND ZINKE GALLUN
They could flatten and drift about in the water, or they could inflate and rise in the air.
THE SCAPEGOATRICHARD MAPLES
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WORDS RELATED TO INFLATE
- aerify
- charge
- freshen
- inflate
- oxygenate
- ventilate
- adds
- augments
- beefs up
- boosts
- builds up
- deepens
- develops
- elaborates
- enlarges
- exaggerates
- expands
- expatiates
- extends
- flesh out
- heightens
- hikes up
- inflates
- intensifies
- jacks up
- lengthens
- magnifies
- pads
- pyramids
- raises
- soups up
- strengthens
- stretches
- supplements
- swells
- ups
- widens
- add
- augment
- beef up
- boost
- build up
- deepen
- develop
- elaborate
- enlarge
- exaggerate
- expand
- expatiate
- extend
- flesh out
- heighten
- hike up
- inflate
- intensify
- jack up
- lengthen
- magnify
- pad
- pyramid
- raise
- soup up
- strengthen
- stretch
- supplement
- swell
- up
- widen
- enhance
- gain
- grow
- improve
- inflate
- raise the value of
- rise
- acknowledges
- apprehends
- catches the drift
- comprehends
- digs
- fathoms
- grasps
- is aware of
- is cognizant of
- is conscious of
- knows
- perceives
- reads
- realizes
- recognizes
- savvies
- sees daylight
- sympathizes with
- takes account of
- understands
- add to
- aggrandize
- amplify
- beef up
- boost
- build
- build up
- compound
- develop
- enhance
- enlarge
- expand
- extend
- grow
- heighten
- increase
- inflate
- intensify
- magnify
- mount
- multiply
- pad
- piggyback
- progress
- raise
- reinforce
- strengthen
- sweeten
- swell
- tag on
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WiktionaryRate these synonyms:3.5 / 2 votes
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inflateverb
You inflate a balloon by blowing air into it.
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inflateverb
The balloon will inflate if you blow into it.
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deflate
Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote
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inflate, blow up, expand, amplifyverb
exaggerate or make bigger
«The charges were inflated»
Synonyms:
balloon, go ballistic, lucubrate, expatiate, puff out, exposit, detonate, have kittens, flip one’s wig, embroider, puff up, expound, flesh out, puff, hit the roof, explode, throw a fit, boom, extend, combust, spread out, flip one’s lid, magnify, dilate, amplify, pad, embellish, lard, fly off the handle, set off, lose one’s temper, overstate, enlarge, billow, blow a fuse, hit the ceiling, blow up, flourish, exaggerate, aggrandise, have a fit, dramatise, elaborate, thrive, expand, aggrandize, overdraw, hyperbolize, hyperbolise, dramatize, blow one’s stackAntonyms:
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inflate, blow upverb
fill with gas or air
«inflate a balloons»
Synonyms:
balloon, go ballistic, puff out, detonate, have kittens, flip one’s wig, embroider, puff up, puff, hit the roof, explode, throw a fit, combust, flip one’s lid, magnify, amplify, pad, embellish, lard, fly off the handle, set off, lose one’s temper, enlarge, billow, blow a fuse, hit the ceiling, blow up, aggrandise, have a fit, dramatise, expand, aggrandize, dramatize, blow one’s stackAntonyms:
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inflateverb
cause prices to rise by increasing the available currency or credit
«The war inflated the economy»
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expand, billow, amplify, blow up, balloonAntonyms:
deflate -
inflateverb
increase the amount or availability of, creating a rise in value
«inflate the currency»
Synonyms:
expand, billow, amplify, blow up, balloonAntonyms:
deflate -
balloon, inflate, billowverb
become inflated
«The sails ballooned»
Synonyms:
blow up, amplify, heave, wallow, expand, balloon, surge, billowAntonyms:
deflate
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Lorne Baring:
All the FTSE 100 companies, except for financials, with majority earnings outside the UK are boosted by the substantial fall in sterling which will inflate overseas earnings in the next results.
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Mike Kane:
The board and management are deeply disappointed at the breach of trust that led to the accounts of the Windows business being misreported to inflate profitability.
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Yoram Schweitzer:
I think that while the ISIS menace cannot be ignored, what is more important is not to inflate it, israeli authorities have an interest in this regard, as no one wants to see Melhem copycats — not least because he managed to kill three people and get away, in what made them look like a bit of a circus.
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Ihsan Al-Shammari:
Iran will be a party in this conflict, and Sadr is aware that Iran could be what pushes the Coordination Framework to try to inflate its influence in the political scene in Iraq.
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Val Saengphaibul:
They simply have more time to understand and hone their craft without worrying about work, bills, and the rent which could potentially inflate the number of young, experimental hackers.
Translations for inflate
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- inflar, unflarCatalan, Valencian
- aufpumpen, aufblähen, aufblasenGerman
- φουσκώνωGreek
- hinchar, inflarSpanish
- باد کردنPersian
- täyttää, täyttyäFinnish
- gonfler, enflerFrench
- sèidScottish Gaelic
- felfúvódik, felfújHungarian
- enfiareItalian
- 膨らむJapanese
- 부풀리다Korean
- infloLatin
- надувува, дуваMacedonian
- inchar, inflarPortuguese
- umflaRomanian
- наполнять, накачивать, накачаться, надуться, надуть, наполняться, накачиваться, накачать, надувать, наполниться, надуваться, наполнитьRussian
- blåsa uppSwedish
- 膨胀Chinese
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inflate
inflate v
заряжать
inflate tire
накачивать шину
English-Russian aviation dictionary > inflate
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inflate
1) надува́ть, наполня́ть га́зом, во́здухом; нака́чивать
3)
эк.
вызыва́ть инфля́цию
4) взви́нчивать, вздува́ть ( цены)
Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > inflate
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inflate раздувать(ся); вздувать(ся); надувать(ся)
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inflate
[ɪnˈfleɪt]
inflate взвинчивать цены inflate вздувать цены inflate вызывать инфляцию inflate завышать показатели
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Англо-русский технический словарь > inflate
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inflate
1) надувать, наполнять
2) вздуваться, вспучиваться
3) вздувать, завышать
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inflate
[ınʹfleıt]
1. 1) надувать, наполнять воздухом, газом; накачивать
2) надуваться, вздуваться
2. 1) взвинчивать, вздувать цены
2) завышать
3) вызывать инфляцию
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2) взвинчивать, вздувать
3) вызывать инфляцию, порождать инфляцию
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to inflate artificially — искусственно раздувать; взвинчивать ; вызывать инфляцию
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inflate
[ɪn’fleɪt]
гл.
1) надувать, наполнять газом, воздухом; накачивать
You should inflate the front tyres. — Тебе следует накачать передние шины.
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2) надуваться от важности, важничать, кичиться, чваниться
Receiving his prize, Jim was inflated with pride. — Джим получил приз и надулся от гордости.
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3)
уст.
переполнять радостью
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4) (резко) увеличиваться в размерах, расширяться
Syn:
а) взвинчивать, вздувать
Англо-русский современный словарь > inflate
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inflate
1. v надувать, наполнять воздухом, газом; накачивать
2. v надуваться, вздуваться
3. v взвинчивать, вздувать цены
4. v завышать
5. v вызывать инфляцию
Синонимический ряд:
4. stretch (verb) exaggerate; magnify; overstate; stretch
5. swell (verb) amplify; balloon; bloat; blow-up; dilate; distend; expand; puff out; swell; swell out
Антонимический ряд:
condense; deemphasize; deflate; edit; shrink; trim
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inflate
- надувать
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > inflate
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inflate
ɪnˈfleɪtвзвинчивать, вздувать цены, производить инфляцию
Англо-русский словарь экономических терминов > inflate
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inflate
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > inflate
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inflate
Англо-русский металлургический словарь > inflate
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inflate
накачивать; надувать; наполнять
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > inflate
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inflate
[ɪn’fleɪt]
1) Общая лексика: взвинтить, взвинтить цены, взвинчивать , вздувать, вздуть, вздуть цены, надувать, надуваться , надуть, надуться, накачать, накачивать, наполнить воздухом, наполнять газом, проводить инфляцию, производить инфляцию, вздувать цены, раздуваться, раздуться, становиться больше в объеме, массе
2) Биология: вздувать , вздуваться , надувать , раздувать , раздуваться
Экономика: завышать
10) Дипломатический термин: завышать
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > inflate
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Англо русский политехнический словарь > inflate
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inflate
[ɪn`fleɪt]
надувать, наполнять газом, воздухом; накачивать
надуваться, важничать, кичиться, чваниться
переполнять радостью
(резко) увеличиваться в размерах, расширяться
взвинчивать, вздувать
проводить инфляцию
Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > inflate
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Inflate — In*flate , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Inflated}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Inflating}.] 1. To swell or distend with air or gas; to dilate; to expand; to enlarge; as, to inflate a bladder; to inflate the lungs. [1913 Webster] When passion s tumults in the bosom… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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inflate — in‧flate [ɪnˈfleɪt] verb [intransitive, transitive] ECONOMICS if the cost or level of something inflates or is inflated, it increases, often above what is reasonable or normal: • Overseas sales were inflated by the depreciation of the yen. •… … Financial and business terms
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Inflate — In*flate , p. a. [L. inflatus, p. p. of inflare to inflate; pref. in in + flare to blow. See {Blow} to puff wind.] Blown in; inflated. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Inflate — can refer to: * Inflation, or price inflation, is a rise in the general level of prices of goods and services over time * Monetary inflation is a rise in the quantity of money in an economy * Cosmic inflation, the theory relating to the expansion … Wikipedia
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inflate — (v.) early 15c., cause to swell, from L. inflatus, pp. of inflare to blow into, inflate (see INFLATION (Cf. inflation)). Economics sense from 1844. In some senses a back formation from inflation. Related: Inflatable; inflated; inflating … Etymology dictionary
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inflate — [in flāt′] vt. inflated, inflating [< L inflatus, pp. of inflare, to blow into, inflate < in , in + flare, to BLOW1] 1. to blow full or swell out as with air or gas; distend; expand; dilate 2. to raise in spirits; make proud or elated 3. to … English World dictionary
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Inflate — In*flate , v. i. To expand; to fill; to distend. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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inflate — I verb aggrandize, amplify, balloon, bloat, blow up, broaden, cause to bulge, dilate, distend, enlarge, escalate, exaggerate, expand, extend, fatten, fill out, fill with air, grow, increase, increase dimensions, inflare, magnify, make greater,… … Law dictionary
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inflate — distend, swell, *expand, amplify, dilate Analogous words: enlarge, increase, augment: magnify, aggrandize, *exalt Antonyms: deflate Contrasted words: *contract, compress, shrink, condense, constrict … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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inflate — [v] blow up, increase aerate, aggrandize, amplify, augment, balloon*, beef up*, bloat, boost, build up, cram*, dilate, distend, enlarge, escalate, exaggerate, exalt, expand, flesh out*, magnify, maximize, overestimate, pad*, puff up*, pump up*,… … New thesaurus
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inflate — ► VERB 1) expand by filling with air or gas. 2) increase by a large or excessive amount. 3) exaggerate. 4) bring about inflation of (a currency) or in (an economy). ORIGIN Latin inflare blow into … English terms dictionary
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increase, jack up, lift, lift up, raise, en.synonym.one, uplift, amplify, appreciate, balloon, billow, bloat, en.synonym.one, blow up, boost, build up, bulge, compliment, distend, enhance, enlarge, exaggerate, exalt, exceed, expand, fill, fill up, grow, improve, increase, jack up, lift, lift up, en.synonym.one, magnify, make full, overestimate, overprize, overrate, overvalue, pack, pad, pour, puff out, puff up, pump up, raise, replenish, rise, spread, stretch, swell, swell up, uplift.
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inflate [ɪnˈfleɪt] гл
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взвинчивать, вздувать, взвинтить, вздуть
(raise)
- inflated price – взвинченная цена
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надувать, надуть, надуться
(blow, pressurize, pout)
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накачивать, накачать
(pump)
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раздувать, раздуть, преувеличивать, преувеличить
(exaggerate, bloat)
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завысить, завышать
(overestimate, overstate)
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раздуться, разбухать
(swell)
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наполнять, наполнить
(fill up, fill)
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verb | ||
надувать | inflate, swell, distend, finagle, diddle, swindle | |
надуваться | inflate, swell, distend, pout, blow up, belly | |
накачивать | pump up, inflate | |
взвинчивать | inflate, wind up, key up, string up | |
вздуть | inflate, soak | |
вздувать | inflate, run up | |
наполнять газом | inflate, gas | |
наполнять воздухом | inflate | |
вызывать инфляцию | inflate |
Предложения со словом «inflate»
We were able to write a program that would inflate a balloon, and it was set to stop after five seconds. |
Мы написали программу, которая надувала шарик и должна была остановиться через 5 секунд. |
The balloon’s neck is designed to be tied, so always inflate the balloon till it gets an oval shape and tie the neck with a knot. |
Горловина шарика предназначена для завязывания, поэтому всегда надувайте шарик исключительно овальной формы, а горловину завязывайте узлом. |
Inflate the tyre to 320 kPa for standard load or light load tyres and 360 kPa for extra load tyres. |
Шина накачивается до 320 кПа в случае шины, предназначенной для стандартной нагрузки, и шины, предназначенной для легкой нагрузки, и до 360 кПа в случае шины, предназначенной для повышенной нагрузки. |
The primary performance requirement for BEAM is to demonstrate that it can be launched, deploy on the ISS, inflate , and maintain long-term pressure without leakage. |
Главное требование для модуля BEAM — доказать, что его вообще можно запустить, пристыковать к МКС, надуть и поддерживать в нем высокое давление на протяжении длительного времени. |
Either the corruption surcharge that helped to inflate expenses must be reduced — or Putin must accept less output. |
Либо нужно будет уменьшить коррупционную нагрузку, способствующую раздуванию расходов, либо Путину придется смириться с сокращенным результатом. |
Why would we, or anyone else, want Russia to mimic the draconian elements of state economic intervention that allow China to suppress consumption and artificially inflate investment? |
Почему мы, или кто бы то ни был, хотим, чтобы Россия копировала драконовские методы государственного вмешательства в экономику, которые позволяют Китаю сдерживать потребление и искусственно увеличивать инвестиции? |
Within a few years, western governments will have to sharply raise taxes, inflate , partially default, or some combination of all three. |
В течение нескольких лет западные правительства будут вынуждены резко поднять налоги, вызывать инфляцию, частично признавать дефолт или же делать некоторую комбинацию из этих трех вариантов. |
I can also inflate or deflate it with the mouse wheel, so you sculpt it like clay. |
могу его немножко надуть или сдуть колёсиком мыши. |
Emerging markets hold reserves because they do not have the luxury of being able to inflate their way out of a financial crunch or a government debt crisis. |
Развивающиеся рынки держат резервы, поскольку они не могут позволить себе роскоши за счет инфляции выбраться из финансового кризиса или долгового кризиса правительства. |
And because they’re ambitious for a greater good, they feel no need to inflate their own egos. |
И, поскольку они амбициозны в достижении всеобщего блага, у них нет потребности раздувать собственное эго. |
An enemy bent on delivering a nuclear payload to the United States could inflate many such balloons near the warhead and overwhelm the defense system by swamping it with fake signals. |
Противник, стремящийся доставить ядерный боевой заряд к цели на территории Соединенных Штатов, может надуть вокруг боеголовки множество шаров и преодолеть систему ПРО, посылая ей ложные сигналы в огромном количестве. |
As this capital cascades through the global financial system, it will re-inflate the economy. |
И когда этот капитал каскадно увеличиваясь пройдет через мировую финансовую систему, он заново раздует экономику. |
She just watched the balloon inflate . |
Она следила, как надувается подушка. |
We’ll insert a scope into your uterus and then inflate a balloon in the baby’s airway which should help stimulate the lungs to grow. |
Мы введем тебе через матку сферу и надуем небольшой шар в дыхательных путях ребенка, что должно помочь стимулировать рост легких. |
I like… to watch a woman inflate a balloon and then sit on it till it pops. |
Я люблю смотреть, как женщины надувают шарики, а потом садятся и лопают их. |
all right,it’s at 20 centimeters.Inflate the balloon,yang. |
Хорошо, 20 сантиметров, надувайте баллон, Янг. |
So although tiny wormholes do exist, and it may be possible to inflate one some day, it won’t last long enough to be of use as a time machine. |
Таким образом, хотя крошечные кротовые норы существуют, и возможно когда — нибудь будет возможно надуть их, они не проживут достаточно долго для использования в качестве машины времени. |
The breath that it takes to inflate all those balloons. |
Дыхание которое требуется, чтобы надуть все эти шарики. |
All right.So then inflate it more. |
Хорошо, значит надуйте сильнее. |
Do you know exactly how far to insert the needle, at which point to deploy the wire, inflate the balloon? |
Вы точно знаете, как глубоко нужно ввести иглу, чтобы подвести катетер и надуть баллон? |
It’ll take the drogue chute a little while To fully inflate the parachute. |
Это даст тормозному парашюту некоторое время, чтобы полностью надуть основной парашют. |
No, I feel like we need to inflate it more. |
Нет, я думаю, нам надо его еще больше надуть. |
I’m gonna inflate the lift bag and then pull me up like a fish. |
Я собираюсь надуть подъёмную систему и затем вытащите меня, как рыбку. |
Once you find the bleed, you’ll inflate the balloon, hope like hell the bleeding stops… any questions? |
Когда найдете кровотечение, надуете шарик, изо всех сил надеясь, что оно остановится… Вопросы? |
Three, open exits and inflate slide. |
Третий. Открыть выходы и надуть трап. |
Three, open exits and inflate slides. |
Третий,открыть выходы и надуть трапы |
Those footballs aren’t going to inflate themselves. |
Те футбольные мячи не надуются сами. |
When I pull this cord, the raft should automatically inflate , activating the ELT. |
Когда я выдерну чеку, плот автоматически надуется и активирует маяк. |
But Stener had sunk in on himself like an empty gas-bag, and no efforts were sufficient to inflate him. |
Но тот обмяк, словно порожний воздушный шар, и накачать его было уже невозможно. |
Dad, I can’t get it to inflate . |
Пап, у меня не получается накачать. |
Don’t inflate your status, Mr. Stamper. |
Не раздувайте свой статус, Мистер Стэмпер. |
Keep the figures simple — don’t inflate or exaggerate. |
Будь проще — не раздувай и не преувеличивай. |
They’re making crazy assumptions to inflate their value. |
Они делают дикие предположения, чтобы раздуть стоимость. |
The money my father pretended to pay in ransom was actually used to inflate investor returns. |
Деньги, которые, как говорит мой отец, пошли на уплату выкупа, на самом деле использовались для того, чтобы раздуть доходы от инвестиций. |
It will only inflate his already ridiculous sense of importance. |
Это только раздует еще больше его нелепейшее чувство собственной важности. |
You’re just trying to inflate your reputation. |
Ты просто пытаешься завысить свою репутацию. |
It would slowly begin to inflate with methane, like, l-like a balloon. |
Она бы начала медленно наполняться метаном, как, как шарик. |
We inflate a raft, white-water three miles down to a meeting point, where a blowout party will take place. |
Надуваем плот и 3 мили сплавляемся по реке к месту встречи, где пройдет шумная вечеринка. |
Inflate the pieces, affix them to one another, connect the whole thing to the ice with pitons and wires. |
Нужно надуть составные части, потом соединить их в одно целое, прикрепить все это ко льду тросами, и готово. |
Perhaps you’d like to explain to her how you colluded to inflate gas and oil prices after 9/11? |
Думаю, вам стоит объяснить ей, как вы участвовали в заговоре по поднятию цен на газ и нефть после событий 11 сентября. |
If I had anything by means of which I could inflate the lungs, said d’Avrigny, looking around him, perhaps I might prevent suffocation. |
Если бы я мог ввести ему воздух в легкие, — сказал д’Авриньи, озираясь по сторонам, — может быть, это предотвратило бы удушье. |
To lie, to flatter you, to praise you, to inflate your vanity. To make speeches about the people and the common good. |
Лгать тебе, льстить, восхвалять тебя, поддерживать твоё тщеславие, произносить речи о народе и общем достоянии. |
Vittoria winked at him. The guard seemed to inflate with rage. |
Виттория игриво ему подмигнула, и страж едва не задымился от ярости. |
Inflate the cuff, hook up the vent. |
Накачайте кислородом трубку, подключите кислородный клапан. |
Buy all the albums himself using his ex-wife’s money to inflate sales. |
Скупить все альбомы самим на отступные бывшей жены. |
Khoikhoi said that some people want to inflate the numbers of Romanians without providing sources. |
Хойхой сказал, что некоторые люди хотят раздуть число румын без предоставления источников. |
Air pumps run by hand-lever, pressure cans, or electricity can be used to re-inflate slow-leaking tires. |
Воздушные насосы, управляемые ручным рычагом, баллончики с давлением или электричество могут быть использованы для повторного надувания медленно протекающих шин. |
Although the second stage of the shield failed to inflate , the demonstrator survived the orbital reentry and was recovered. |
Хотя вторая ступень щита не смогла надуться, демонстратор пережил возвращение на орбиту и был восстановлен. |
Multiple posting instead of editing prior posts can artificially inflate a user’s post count. |
Многократная публикация вместо редактирования предыдущих записей может искусственно увеличить количество записей пользователя. |
Helium conducts heat six times faster than air, so helium-breathing divers often carry a separate supply of a different gas to inflate drysuits. |
Гелий проводит тепло в шесть раз быстрее воздуха, поэтому дышащие гелием водолазы часто несут отдельный запас другого газа для надувания сухих скафандров. |
The New Deal included new constraints and safeguards on the banking industry and efforts to re-inflate the economy after prices had fallen sharply. |
Новый курс предусматривал новые ограничения и гарантии для банковской отрасли, а также усилия по возобновлению роста экономики после резкого падения цен. |
Atelectasis occur when one or more segments of the lungs collapse or do not inflate properly. |
Ателектазы возникают, когда один или несколько сегментов легких разрушаются или не раздуваются должным образом. |
Unrecorded transfer of membership among denominations tends to inflate the Christian figure; Johnstone estimates the inflation to be in the order of 8 million. |
Незарегистрированная передача членства между конфессиями имеет тенденцию раздувать христианскую цифру; Джонстон оценивает инфляцию в порядка 8 миллионов. |
One common way to temporarily repair and re-inflate a punctured tire at the roadside is to use a canned tire sealant. |
Один из распространенных способов временно отремонтировать и повторно надуть проколотую шину на обочине — использовать консервированный герметик для шин. |
The CO2 cartridge is generally a single use item only while the pump can be used to inflate many flat tires. |
Картридж CO2, как правило, используется только один раз, в то время как насос может использоваться для накачки многих плоских шин. |
Thaddeus Lowe was at the ready and had been called up to inflate his balloon in Wise’s stead. |
Таддеус Лоу был наготове, и его вызвали вместо Уайза надуть воздушный шар. |
At the last minute Wise appeared with papers in hand demanding that Lowe step aside and allow him to inflate his balloon, which was rightfully commissioned into action. |
В последнюю минуту появился Уайз с бумагами в руках, требуя, чтобы Лоу отошел в сторону и позволил ему надуть свой воздушный шар, который был по праву введен в действие. |
Because she was small and light, she was able to cut back on the amount of gas used to inflate the balloon. |
Поскольку она была маленькой и легкой, ей удалось сократить количество газа, используемого для надувания баллона. |
At the next day’s battle, the mixture of the two potions causes the Romans to inflate like balloons and then shrink to minuscule size. |
В битве следующего дня смесь этих двух зелий заставляет римлян раздуваться , как воздушные шары, а затем сжиматься до крошечных размеров. |
After the aeroshell drops off, the tetrahedron is lowered clear of the parachute back shell on a tether so that the airbags can inflate . |
После того, как аэрошелл падает, тетраэдр опускается вне задней оболочки парашюта на тросе, так что подушки безопасности могут надуваться. |
What is another word for inflate?
836 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnflˈe͡ɪt], [ ɪnflˈeɪt], [ ɪ_n_f_l_ˈeɪ_t]
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adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- size.
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n.
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- mature,
- wax and wane,
- supersize,
- outgrow,
- double,
- surcharge,
- cram.
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- flood,
- lay it on thick,
- stretch the truth,
- swamp.
• billow (noun)
- billow.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- bladder,
- vesicle,
- hoist.
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v.
• aerate (verb)
- aerifying,
- aerified.
• amplify (verb)
- develop,
- up,
- expatiate,
- add,
- extend,
- elaborate,
- deepen,
- strengthen,
- heighten,
- supplement,
- lengthen,
- intensify.
• appreciate (verb)
- enhance,
- grow,
- improve,
- gain.
• augment (verb)
- compound,
- sweeten,
- reinforce,
- mount,
- build,
- progress,
- add to.
• balloon (verb)
- belly,
- bulge.
• bloat (verb)
- bilge.
• blow (verb)
- gasp,
- flow,
- flutter,
- pant,
- fan,
- ruffle,
- stream,
- huff,
- whiff,
- breathe,
- whirl,
- flap,
- heave,
- drive,
- whisper,
- wave,
- exhale,
- buffet,
- swirl,
- rush,
- whistle,
- waft,
- whisk.
• change (verb)
- expand.
• dilate (verb)
- broaden,
- prolong.
• distend (verb)
- distort.
• enlarge (verb)
- slaps on,
- up surged,
- grew larger,
- up-surged,
- up surges,
- up-surges,
- slapping on,
- jazzed up,
- gives details,
- gave details,
- jazzes up,
- up-surge,
- grows larger,
- up surge,
- giving details,
- making larger,
- up-surging,
- up surging,
- makes larger,
- jazzing up,
- growing larger.
• exaggerate (verb)
- blew out of proportion,
- over-emphasizes,
- lays on thick,
- over estimates,
- over emphasizes,
- blows out of proportion,
- co-loring,
- laying it thick,
- over draws,
- mis quoting,
- lay it thick,
- laying thick,
- going to extremes,
- mis-quoting,
- laid it thick,
- laid it on thick,
- mis-quoted,
- mis-quotes,
- mis representing,
- mis represented,
- over-drawn,
- over-draw,
- over done,
- blow out proportion,
- over-emphasizing,
- blows out proportion,
- over doing,
- over emphasize,
- misreports,
- mis-representing,
- makes too much of,
- over does,
- lays it on thick,
- mis reporting,
- mis-reporting,
- over-estimates,
- over-estimated,
- mis represent,
- loud talks,
- mis-represents,
- over estimating,
- lays thick,
- making too much of,
- co loring,
- prettied up,
- made too much of,
- lays it thick,
- mis reports,
- mis report,
- mis-represented,
- mis-reports,
- over did,
- over-doing,
- over estimated,
- mis quotes,
- laid thick,
- prettying up,
- over drawing,
- over-draws,
- mis quoted,
- loud talking,
- over-estimating,
- blowing out proportion,
- blowing out of proportion,
- laying on thick,
- mis quote,
- loud talked,
- goes extremes,
- over-did,
- over emphasized,
- over draw,
- Overdrew,
- lay thick,
- over-drew,
- went extremes,
- over drawn,
- mis represents,
- go extremes,
- over estimate,
- over emphasizing,
- mis-reported,
- blew out proportion,
- goes to extremes,
- over-emphasized,
- over drew,
- mis-represent,
- pretties up,
- going extremes,
- over-drawing,
- mis-quote,
- mis reported,
- over-does,
- overdraws,
- went to extremes.
• expand (verb)
- engorge,
- thicken,
- spread.
• fill (verb)
- bulges out,
- over flowing,
- over spreading,
- rammed in,
- brims over,
- bulging out,
- over flow,
- re plenishes,
- rams in,
- over flown,
- over spreads,
- re-plenishes,
- over-flows,
- re-plenish,
- ramming in,
- over-flown,
- over-spreads,
- re plenishing,
- over flows,
- re plenished,
- re-plenished,
- packing like sardines,
- brimmed over,
- over-flowing,
- re plenish,
- over-spreading,
- packs like sardines,
- over-flowed,
- re-plenishing,
- jam pack,
- tops off,
- over-flow,
- topping off,
- brimming over,
- over flowed,
- over-spread,
- bulged out.
• hyperbolize (verb)
- blow up out proportion,
- blew up out of proportion,
- blows up out proportion,
- blowing up out proportion,
- blowing up out of proportion,
- blows up out of proportion,
- iing,
- blew up out proportion.
• increase (verb)
- fatten,
- increment,
- boost,
- maximize,
- upgrade,
- burgeon,
- advance,
- elevate,
- accrue,
- widen.
• inflate (verb)
- swell up,
- beef up,
- aggrandize,
- pyramid,
- exalt,
- escalate.
• magnify (verb)
- over charges,
- intensates,
- running up,
- jumped up,
- over-charging,
- jumps up,
- over stressed,
- overstresses,
- over-rates,
- over charging,
- over playing,
- jumping up,
- over rating,
- over-charged,
- over rated,
- over-stress,
- over rate,
- over rates,
- over stressing,
- over stresses,
- Intensated,
- over-played,
- over-stresses,
- over-playing,
- makes mountain of molehill,
- makes mountain molehill,
- over played,
- over-rating,
- over-stressed,
- over plays,
- make mountain molehill,
- over-charge,
- over-stressing,
- over charged,
- ran up,
- made mountain of molehill,
- over-plays,
- over charge,
- over-charges,
- making mountain molehill,
- Intensating,
- over play,
- made mountain molehill,
- over-play,
- over stress,
- over-rated,
- making mountain of molehill.
• overstate (verb)
- over stating,
- over state,
- over-state,
- over-stating,
- over-stated,
- over stated,
- over-states,
- over states.
• puff (verb)
- pulls on,
- huffed and puff,
- pulled on,
- pulled at,
- pulling at,
- huffing and puff,
- pulls at,
- pulling on,
- huff puff,
- huffs puff,
- huffs and puff,
- huffed puff,
- huffing puff.
• pump (verb)
- drave out,
- forced out,
- drew off,
- draws off,
- drove out.
• raise (verb)
- shoots up,
- sent through roof,
- send through roof,
- fetches up,
- sending through the roof,
- fetched up,
- sends through roof,
- sent through the roof,
- sending through roof,
- pro-mote,
- pro moting,
- goosed up,
- fetching up,
- pro-motes,
- pro-moting,
- goosing up,
- gooses up,
- congressing,
- sends through the roof.
• rise (verb)
- moves up,
- speeds up,
- goes through roof,
- stacks up,
- went through roof,
- goes through the roof,
- go through roof,
- going through roof,
- moving up,
- went through the roof.
• stiffen (verb)
- be numbing,
- be numb,
- be-numbing,
- be-numb,
- be numbs,
- be-numbed,
- be-numbs,
- be numbed.
• stretch (verb)
- over-lap,
- making tense,
- re cline,
- spins out,
- over lap,
- springs up,
- over-lapping,
- re ached,
- re pose,
- sprang up,
- sprung up,
- re-pose,
- lies out,
- springing up,
- makes taut,
- re-aching,
- over lapped,
- spinning out,
- lied out,
- re posed,
- over-laps,
- making taut,
- re-ached,
- makes tense,
- strings out,
- span out,
- bursted forth,
- re-posed,
- over laps,
- re clines,
- stringed out,
- made taut,
- over-lapped,
- re aching,
- lying out,
- re-cline,
- re-clines,
- over lapping.
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Other synonyms:
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- idealize,
- outstrip,
- dignify,
- overplay,
- overemphasis,
- overstatement,
- talk up,
- glamorize,
- sensationalize,
- exaggeration,
- idealise,
- bulk up,
- Oversell,
- overemphasize,
- romanticize,
- glorified.
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•
- glorify,
- build up,
- rose-colored,
- overvalue,
- inflation,
- play up,
- yawn,
- exaggerated.
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•
- inflated,
- pump up,
- sensational,
- injection,
- dress up,
- precious,
- coarsen.
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•
- deluge,
- expansion.
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•
- wax.
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•
- romance.
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•
- spin.
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•
- charge.
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•
- run.
• blow
- streams,
- pants,
- panting,
- flows,
- Whiffing,
- Whiffed.
• blow up
- pumped up,
- pumping up.
• exaggerate
- Romancing,
- Overdrawing,
- overemphasizes,
- make too much of,
- misquote,
- loud talk,
- Misreport,
- laying it on thick,
- overemphasizing,
- scammed,
- Romanced,
- overestimates,
- laid on thick,
- misreported,
- pretty up,
- misquotes,
- overdraw,
- lay on thick,
- go to extremes,
- over-emphasize,
- misreporting,
- overestimating,
- Caricatured,
- overestimated,
- scamming,
- over-estimate,
- mis-report,
- Caricaturing,
- overestimate,
- Overdrawn,
- overdo,
- hyperbolize,
- overemphasized,
- blow out of proportion.
• expand
- thickening,
- outspread,
- tack on,
- stretches out,
- unfurled,
- outspreading,
- stretched out,
- unfurls,
- stretch out,
- opened out,
- expanding,
- spreads out,
- fan out,
- spreading out,
- opening out,
- fanning out,
- spread out,
- open out.
• increase
- teem,
- triples,
- Tripled,
- mark up,
- triple,
- snowball,
- marked up,
- marking up,
- tripling.
• Other relevant words:
- slap on,
- amplify,
- soup up,
- Craned,
- gelling,
- pull on,
- pad,
- puffed out,
- Shoaled,
- shoot up,
- goose up,
- fill,
- piles up,
- Craning,
- overlapping,
- jazz up,
- blow,
- dilate,
- overcharge,
- go through the roof,
- bursts forth,
- puffing up,
- upsurging,
- Spanned,
- filling,
- goes up,
- overstress,
- Bulked,
- overstate,
- sped up,
- forgathering,
- goosed,
- stacking up,
- Prolonging,
- string out,
- appreciate,
- move up,
- jump up,
- pile up,
- puff out,
- rose,
- pump,
- Intensate,
- fleshed out,
- puff up,
- inflate,
- brim over,
- Bulking,
- stack up,
- goosing,
- grow larger,
- enlarge,
- piggybacks,
- Starching,
- crane,
- give details,
- made tense,
- top off,
- glut,
- magnify,
- shot up,
- runs up,
- be profuse,
- packed like sardines,
- bloat,
- gooses,
- tensing,
- steadying,
- balloon,
- diffused,
- stretching,
- upsurged,
- speeding up,
- Bilging,
- forgathers,
- overstressed,
- i,
- over spread,
- bellied,
- stoppered,
- make mountain of molehill,
- smoking,
- burst forth,
- blow up out of proportion,
- expound,
- Widened,
- firming,
- diffuses,
- increase,
- blow up,
- overspreads,
- congressed,
- firmed,
- tenses,
- fleshing out,
- stiffen,
- piled up,
- Stoppering,
- bulge out,
- overstressing,
- curdled,
- IED,
- lie out,
- curdling,
- tensed,
- piggybacking,
- raise the value of,
- shooting up,
- jampack,
- huff and puff,
- stretch,
- Gels,
- pack like sardines,
- be prolix,
- protract,
- diffusing,
- tag on,
- slapped on,
- bellying,
- fetch up,
- going up,
- forgathered,
- topped off,
- make tense,
- speeded up,
- Overrated,
- hike up,
- pervades,
- swelled,
- bursting forth,
- multiply,
- made larger,
- candied,
- spring up,
- going through the roof,
- strung out,
- jellied,
- aerifies,
- Candying,
- puff,
- speed up,
- piggyback,
- raise,
- Bilged,
- go up,
- Starched,
- distend,
- cranes,
- spin out,
- souped up,
- send through the roof,
- stringing out,
- gel,
- moved up,
- overspread,
- aerify,
- flesh out,
- rise,
- jack up,
- augment,
- went up,
- make taut,
- make larger,
- overspreading,
- ram in,
- spin off,
- Caked,
- aerate,
- swell,
- filled,
- branch out,
- gelled,
- forgather,
- Massing,
- Caking,
- Shoaling,
- exaggerate,
- pull at,
- over-rate,
- spun out,
- steadied,
- Jellying,
- run up,
- stacked up.
• pump
- siphoning,
- siphoned,
- drive out,
- drives out,
- driving out,
- force out,
- drawing off,
- forcing out,
- draw off,
- forces out.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- large,
- turn one’s head,
- exhaust,
- rant,
- bombast,
- exalts,
- exposit,
- overstretch,
- puffy,
- colour,
- development,
- explode,
- overprice,
- exacerbate,
- bulk out,
- worsen,
- talk big,
- vapor,
- crescendo,
- expanse,
- extension,
- inhale,
- glutted,
- grandiloquent,
- cut down,
- Oedematous,
- aggrandise,
- overexpand,
- elaborateness,
- fill with air,
- inflame,
- ample,
- gummy,
- horn,
- stilt,
- congested,
- bounce,
- get ahead,
- pile it on,
- Perflate,
- replete,
- embellish,
- tumefy,
- stuff,
- make much of,
- conceited,
- mushroom,
- puffiness,
- dramatize,
- wallow,
- snort,
- bloated,
- full,
- aggravate,
- debase,
- bulbous,
- strain,
- descant,
- blown,
- proliferate,
- draw out,
- growth,
- conceit,
- swollen,
- fat,
- overextend,
- compliment,
- top,
- dropsical,
- bombastic,
- fill out,
- detonate,
- devalue,
- washy,
- inspire,
- distention,
- evolution,
- ventilate,
- bulging,
- surge,
- distension,
- brocade,
- swelling,
- hyperbolic,
- bourgeon,
- fuller,
- enlargement,
- make full,
- heaves,
- ventilation,
- be diffuse,
- turn up,
- revalue,
- force up,
- extinguish,
- prosper,
- Overdevelop,
- elongate,
- pontificate,
- swell out,
- throw a fit,
- vapour,
- amplification,
- flourish,
- ziggurat,
- dilation,
- grow stronger,
- open,
- embroider,
- paint,
- fill up,
- rarefy,
- boom,
- dilatation,
- lay it on,
- hike,
- erupt,
- parlay,
- flush,
- aeration,
- Hydropic,
- blowing,
- elaboration,
- run out on,
- Sufflate,
- unfold,
- emboss,
- corpulent,
- billowing,
- pad out,
- elate,
- augmentation,
- dramatise,
- pull out,
- overstrain,
- bulk,
- thrive.
How to use «Inflate» in context?
When we inflate something, we make it bigger than it was before. This can be done by using air, helium, or other gases. Inflating something can make it easier to move or use, or it can make it more comfortable.
Paraphrases for Inflate:
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Independent
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Verb, base form
augment, blow, boost, breathe, enhance, enlarge, expand, fill, grow, heighten, increase, increasing, magnify, overemphasize, overestimate, overstate, raise, raising, rise, swell, Enhancing.
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Verb, base form
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Other Related
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Verb, base form
exaggerate.
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Verb, base form
Hyponym for Inflate:
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change
trim down, bring down, modify, increase, reduce, cut, trim back, trim, alter, expand, cut down, change, cut back.
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admonitory,
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prophylactic,
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RETD,
riflery,
twist tie,
fistbump.
Nearby words
- inflatable
- inflatable bed
- inflatable beds
- inflatable cushion
- inflatable space habitat
- Inflate
- (is that) understood?
- (it’s) all right for someone
- (it’s) my pleasure
- -in suspense; panse
- i
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- INFLATE synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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Rhymes with Inflate
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- circumnavigate
- recriminate
- solid-state
- silverplate
- remunerate
- multistate
- intrastate
- interrelate
- demodulate
- translate
- stagflate
- reinstate
- procreate
- desecrate
- conjugate
- commutate
- underrate
- tri-state
- recreate
- postdate
- interstate
- conflate
- upstate
- telerate
- sumgait
- restate
- reflate
- prorate
- predate
Sentences with inflate
Quotes about inflate
1. I felt my lungs inflate with the onrush of scenery—air, mountains, trees, people. I thought, «This is what it is to be happy.
— Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar
2. The purpose of writing is to inflate weak ideas, obscure poor reasoning and inhibit clarity.
— Bill Watterson
3. It’s simple, it’s not that simple; or life is simple, but the things in it are not. When a man does not understand it, he tends to inflate it. When he does, he tends to deflate it. In the end, neither images are fully accurate.
— Criss Jami, Killosophy
How does the verb inflate differ from other similar words?
Some common synonyms of inflate are amplify, dilate, distend, expand, and swell. While all these words mean «to increase in size or volume,» inflate implies expanding by introduction of air or something insubstantial and suggests a vulnerability to sudden collapse.
When is amplify a more appropriate choice than inflate?
While in some cases nearly identical to inflate, amplify implies the extension or enlargement of something inadequate.
amplify the statement with details
When is it sensible to use dilate instead of inflate?
The meanings of dilate and inflate largely overlap; however, dilate applies especially to expansion of circumference.
Where would distend be a reasonable alternative to inflate?
Although the words distend and inflate have much in common, distend implies outward extension caused by pressure from within.
When might expand be a better fit than inflate?
The synonyms expand and inflate are sometimes interchangeable, but expand may apply regardless of the manner of increase (such as growth, unfolding, addition of parts).
a business that expands every year
When could swell be used to replace inflate?
The words swell and inflate are synonyms, but do differ in nuance. Specifically, swell implies gradual expansion beyond a thing’s original or normal limits.
the bureaucracy swelled to unmanageable proportions