reinflated
/ˌriːɪnˈfleɪtɪd/
verb
- Past tense of reinflate: filled something with air or gas again after it had deflated.
- The mechanic reinflated all four tires.
- He reinflated the flat tire before the trip.
- She reinflated the beach ball after it had shrunk.
- Past tense of reinflate: restored or increased the size, value, or importance of something.
- The stimulus package reinflated the housing market.
- The loan reinflated the company's cash reserves.
- The new CEO reinflated employee morale with better benefits.
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adjective
- Having been filled with air or gas again.
- The reinflated tires made the ride much smoother.
- The reinflated balloon floated up to the ceiling.
- We sat on the reinflated air mattress.
- Restored or increased in size, value, or importance.
- The reinflated budget allowed for new projects.
- The reinflated economy showed signs of growth.
- The reinflated stock price pleased investors.
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