deflate|deflated|deflates|deflating in English

verb

[de·flate || dɪ'fleɪt]

release air from; reduce in stature, humble; reduce currency or prices from an inflated conditio

Use "deflate|deflated|deflates|deflating" in a sentence

1. Then see it deflate.

2. Her rebuff thoroughly deflated him.

3. The Government decided to deflate.

4. His rebuff thoroughly deflated me.

5. Q/q - Inflate/deflate fore Ballonet

6. That is unlikely to deflate him.

7. Notes: Deflating argufying Piseco subcompressed Bullyragger endurance repurpose Thurmann miscreated

8. He was deflated by the news.

9. A/a - Inflate/deflate aft Ballonet

10. Deflated both lungs, punctured the heart.

11. In 1923, Brazil’s rubber monopoly deflated.

12. When she refused I felt deflated.

13. After why pulling a head cannot deflate?

14. One sharp remark is enough deflate her.

15. Ask yourself: ‘Do a peer’s successes delight or deflate me?

16. The bubble in technology shares has deflated.

17. I felt quite deflated by your nasty remark.

18. He could deflate the most overblown of egos.

19. Unique film valves, blowpipe inflatable, inflatable deflated lets you more easily.

20. Deflate the tire and then inflate it afresh.

21. One sharp remark is enough to deflate her.

22. Frame to support a deflated fabric air duct

23. They were totally deflated by losing the match.

24. Her criticism left me feeling a bit deflated.

25. I was quite deflated by her lack of interest in my suggestions.