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Meanings of inflated in inglés
Pretentious (especially with regard to language or ideals)
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Examples for "raised"
Examples for "raised"
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Ciccarone, however, raised concerns that governments would no longer post this information.
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Earlier this year leading doctors raised concerns about increasing demand on hospitals.
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She thus raised, at a rather inopportune moment, the great unspoken problem.
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National Party leader Simon Bridges said the matter raised very serious concerns.
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He said the society had raised its concerns with district health boards.
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Several experts said the new rating exaggerated the severity of the crisis.
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His apocalyptic warnings of disasters to come were often exaggerated for effect.
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Some analysts said their potential to affect oil prices may be exaggerated.
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Natural grumbling among the troops was repeated and exaggerated in the North.
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A natural expert in hyperbole, he had not exaggerated in the least.
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As always with any sort of market retreat, the coverage was hyperbolic.
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When her birthday came he produced an elaborate confection of hyperbolic compliment.
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The two 'fibrin-like' preparations functioned as hyperbolic mixed-type inhibitors of S-2251 hydrolysis.
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Throughout, the filmmakers and the cast refuse to make thorny emotions hyperbolic.
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It is hyperbolic, vindictive and marred by errors, inconsistencies and poor editing.
Usage of inflated in inglés
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Working in this industry, it's really easy to get an inflated ego.
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The family believed the charges included what appear to be inflated costs.
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The inflated number allowed Musso to offer a lower bid than competitors.
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The number of PhDs, meanwhile, is inflated and international competition is fierce.
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Sydney's inflated property prices may make a positive difference for a change.
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But it was one key investment that really inflated his bank balance.
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Assam police launched a crackdown on traders selling food at inflated prices.
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Equally, relying on surveys may lead to inflated reports of psychological distress.
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These buyouts in turn inflated its mortgage holdings for the second month.
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Rather, ultra-low interest rates together with increased leverage have inflated corporate profits.
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Lack of sleep leads to an inflated appetite and, consequently, weight gain.
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Canadians, most recently, are complaining about inflated prices to hear Leonard Cohen.
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Even at that inflated level, Macquarie's nearly 60 percent share is higher.
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The sale climaxed years of inflated prices for the season's first tuna.
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It's an inflated sense of value-liketulips in the Dutch tulip frenzy.
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Sala in cross-examination said to Lockwood in a bombastic, inflated, Adelphi-drama style:
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