deflations (Meaning)
deflations
the erosion of soil by the wind, an act or instance of deflating, a contraction in the volume of available money or credit that results in a general decline in prices, a reduction in the volume of available money or credit resulting in a decline of the general price level
Synonyms & Antonyms of deflations
deflations Sentence Examples
- The sudden deflations of the balloon caused a loud pop.
- Deflations in the economy can lead to job losses and recession.
- The deflations of tires reduces fuel efficiency and increases wear and tear.
- The deflations of a basketball makes it difficult to play.
- Deflations in the stock market can lead to financial losses.
- The deflations of a soccer ball can affect the game's playability.
- Deflations in the insulation can cause heat loss and higher energy bills.
- The deflations of a water balloon creates a refreshing splash.
- Deflations in the tires of a bicycle can make it harder to ride.
- The deflations of a punching bag reduces its effectiveness for practice.
FAQs About the word deflations
the erosion of soil by the wind, an act or instance of deflating, a contraction in the volume of available money or credit that results in a general decline in
shrinkages, sags, downgrades, diminutions, downtrends, reductions, diminishments, degenerations, degradations, decrements
developments, growths, advancements, evolutions, augmentations, enhancements, accruals, renewals, additions, increments
The sudden deflations of the balloon caused a loud pop.
Deflations in the economy can lead to job losses and recession.
The deflations of tires reduces fuel efficiency and increases wear and tear.
The deflations of a basketball makes it difficult to play.
