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inflate

[in-fleyt] / ɪnˈfleɪt /


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“Liu’s true motive in pursuing such partnerships was not to develop a sustainable content business but to generate publicity that could be used to artificially inflate token prices for Liu’s personal gain,” Kowal’s lawsuit says.

From Los Angeles Times

But its products used a chemical in the propellants inflating the air bags that became unstable and led to ruptures after aging and prolonged exposure to heat and humidity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some also say its strength is being driven by fears central banks will print money to inflate away their debt, to which Yardeni agrees.

From MarketWatch

The fragile model was shaken after the pandemic, when streaming platforms bought films at inflated prices.

From Barron's

Make sure you have plenty of fuel, that your tyres are properly inflated and your lights are working.

From BBC