inflated in Irish
inflated in Irish is boilscithe — inflated means filled with air or gas so as to be expanded.
inflated in Irish
boilscithe
(economics) : In a state of higher cost.
What does "inflated" mean?
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adj Filled with air or gas so as to be expanded.
"The inflated raft drifted lazily across the pool."
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adj Higher than is reasonable or accurate, especially of a price, figure, or opinion of oneself.
"Tourists often complain about the inflated prices near the airport."
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inflated in a sentence
- The inflated raft drifted lazily across the pool.
- Tourists often complain about the inflated prices near the airport.
- He has a rather inflated sense of his own importance.
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What is "inflated" in Irish?
"inflated" in Irish is boilscithe. inflated means: Filled with air or gas so as to be expanded.
How do you use "inflated" in a sentence?
Example: "The inflated raft drifted lazily across the pool." In Irish, "inflated" is boilscithe.
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