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Another word for deflate

Verb

  1. To cause to be no longer believed or valued

    2. Idioms:
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    value

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Sentence Examples

  • It's when they start to deflate that you experience problems.

  • If you've been a freelance writer for many years now, you've probably seen the writing industry inflate and deflate like a balloon.

  • The bed should not deflate if there is a power outage but it may be necessary to readjust the bed once power is restored.

  • This budget item may not be as durable as higher-end options, according to reviewers on Amazon, but it does inflate and deflate quickly and offer comfortable seating and sleeping.

  • alveolusveoli cannot deflate completely so less oxygen is taken into the lungs, leading to breathing difficulties.

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