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inflated
adjective as in exaggerated
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“These inflated costs have been or likely will be passed on to consumers,” Newsmax said in a statement.
Reporters in the press box were given a figure of 35,032, which seemed inflated given so many empty seats below them.
In order to generate revenue during the war, Hamas has also continued to levy taxes on traders and has sold large quantities of cigarettes at inflated prices up to 100 times their original cost.
Meanwhile, NHS managers have also criticised what they say are inflated shift rates being requested by senior doctors to provide cover for striking resident doctors.
The National Trust has announced plans to cut 6% of its current workforce, about 550 jobs, partly blaming an inflated pay bill and tax rises introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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