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inflate

[in-fleyt] / ɪnˈfleɪt /


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Beneath those skin-tight speed suits, racers wear vests that automatically inflate almost instantly during high-speed crashes to protect the neck, back and chest.

From Los Angeles Times

Drug companies sell most of their medicines through a web of middlemen—wholesalers, pharmacy-benefit managers, and insurers—that use inflated list prices and rebate schemes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Antitrust law exists to protect consumers from firms that suppress competition, inflate prices or restrict access to goods and services.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scotland internationals do not have to pick between playing for their country versus broadening horizons and inflating bank balances abroad.

From BBC

Compensation at AI startups is inflated and likely to come back down, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal