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| antonym | eng: deflated |
| etymological origin of | eng: hyperinflated |
| etymological origin of | eng: noninflated |
| etymological origin of | eng: uninflated |
| etymologically related | eng: inflate |
| has derived form | eng: hyperinflated |
| has derived form | eng: overinflated |
| has derived form | eng: underinflated |
| is derived from | eng: inflate |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | verb |
| semantically related | eng: bombastic |
| semantically related | eng: burleycue |
| semantically related | eng: puffed out |
| synonym | eng: bloated |
| synonym | eng: bombastic |
| synonym | eng: bulging |
| synonym | eng: expanded |
| synonym | eng: filled |
| synonym | eng: overblown |
| synonym | eng: swelled |
| synonym | eng: swollen |
| synonym | eng: tight as a tick |
| synonym | eng: tumid |
| synonym | eng: turgid |
| translation | eng: expanded |
| translation | fra: gonflé |
| translation | fra: gonflé(e) |
| translation | lat: inflātus |
| translation | lat: inflatus |
| translation | lat: tumōrōsus |
| translation | lat: tumorosus |
| translation | lat: turgidus |
| translation | spa: hinchado |
| translation | spa: inflado |
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