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balloon
noun as in inflated material or vehicle
Example Sentences
"If I'd have ballooned up in weight and I'd not been in the gym just ticking over, then I wouldn't have been able to take the fight and I wouldn't be in this position today."
“FEMA won’t be capable of reacting to the next hurricane. The National Weather Service won’t have the forecasters it needs to analyze the data from weather balloons.”
As it stands, Oracle’s backlog has ballooned, and the company has projected strong revenue growth, but investors increasingly want information on how these deals will affect profitability.
In recent years, restaurants have struggled to raise prices enough to cover ballooning costs.
At AMC, orange and green balloon sculptures—the color scheme of Swift’s album—arched over theater door entrances.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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