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ballooned

verb as in billow out; bloat

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Meanwhile, the company's debts have ballooned to greater than the value of its assets.

From BBC

The SpaceX owner's net worth ballooned to nearly $350 billion this week following Trump’s reelection, a sign that his tens of millions in campaign contributions may have paid off.

From Salon

While the cost of obtaining explosives ballooned, after war broke out in Ukraine.

From BBC

Then they plotted what they found on a map of the sprawling market, allowing the team to reconstruct how a few initial infections could have ballooned into a global health emergency.

No sooner was “The Babadook” becoming a horror classic in its own right that it ballooned into a ready-made meme machine that, by the summer of 2017, found traction within the LGBTQ+ community.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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