Word Type

Noun

Proper Noun

The word "inflation" can be used as noun and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

deflation deflation disinflation

Coordinate Terms

Big Bang Black Hole Age Black Hole Epoch Black Hole Era Cosmic Dark Age Cosmic Dark Ages Heat Death of the Universe Radiation Age Radiation Epoch Radiation Era Recombination Reionization Stelliferous Age Stelliferous Epoch Stelliferous Era

Derived Terms

Bidenflation Justinflation Trumpflation agflation anti-inflation bottleneck inflation cheapflation core inflation cost-push inflation counter-inflation credential inflation cumflation demand-pull inflation disinflation eggflation excuseflation foodflation friendflation grade inflation greedflation greenflation halalflation headline inflation hoeflation hyperinflation inflatino inflationary inflationism inflationist inflationless inflationproof inflaton lifestyle inflation mudflation overinflation preinflation reinflation sagflation shelflation shitflation shrinkflation size inflation skimpflation slumpflation sneakflation stagflation stretchflation superinflation taxflation taxonomic inflation tipflation underinflation wage-push inflation white inflation theory

Context

cosmology economics

Has Property

good

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

blowup detonation economic process enlargement expansion explosion inelegance

Type Of (IsA)

economic process expansion explosion finance

Related Terms

anti-inflaton anti-inflaton particle conflation cosmic inflation cosmic inflation theory deflation eternal inflation inflate inflation field inflation theory inflationary field inflationary theory inflaton inflaton field inflaton particle reflation

Related Terms

big bang conflation consumer price index cost of living expansion gas inflate inflationary injection money reflation size

Synonym Network

bloatedness conceit conceitedness distension enlargement increase ostentation overissue self complacency self conceit self importance self sufficiency sufflation vaingloriousness vainglory

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