What is another word for deflation?
227 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ diːflˈe͡ɪʃən], [ diːflˈeɪʃən], [ d_iː_f_l_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]Table of Contents
Similar words for deflation:- act (noun)
- comedown (noun)
- contraction (noun)
- decrease (noun)
- depression (noun)
- markdown (noun)
- recession (noun)
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Synonyms for Deflation:
n.
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- buoyancy,
- Agronomics,
- capitalist,
- boom.
- humiliation,
- flop,
- reverse,
- setback,
- fall,
- crash,
- discomfiture,
- undoing,
- down,
- failure,
- descent,
- dive,
- comeuppance,
- disappointment,
- wreck,
- anticlimax,
- demotion,
- downfall,
- blow,
- collapse,
- ruin,
- decline,
- defeat.
- tensing,
- cutting down,
- diminishing,
- abbreviation,
- lessening,
- curtailment,
- dwindling,
- abridgment,
- confining,
- Shrivelling,
- condensation,
- condensing,
- Curtailing,
- abridgement,
- reduction,
- diminution,
- Evaporating,
- constriction,
- narrowing,
- decrease,
- shrinking,
- Omitting,
- drawing together,
- confinement,
- receding,
- Lopping,
- evaporation,
- reducing,
- tightening,
- omission,
- decreasing,
- compression,
- deflating,
- withdrawal,
- Abbreviating,
- shrinkage,
- Abridging,
- elision,
- withdrawing,
- compaction.
Other synonyms:
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- poverty line,
- NNP,
- stagnation,
- stagflation,
- consumer confidence,
- quantitative easing,
- world economy,
- national income,
- downturn,
- reflate,
- gdp,
- globalisation,
- political economy,
- net national product,
- supply and demand,
- hyperinflation,
- globalization,
- wealth creation,
- market forces,
- the First World,
- national product,
- zero growth,
- economic indicator,
- smart growth,
- uptrend,
- overheat,
- money supply,
- wrapper,
- net domestic product,
- NDP,
- gnp,
- credit crunch,
- boom and bust,
- inflation,
- gross national product,
- gross domestic product,
- national debt,
- poverty trap,
- downswing,
- turndown,
- inflationary spiral,
- economic cycle,
- austerity,
- the purse strings,
- leading economic indicator,
- global economy.
- alleviation,
- decrescence,
- miniaturization,
- attenuation,
- tumble,
- disgrace,
- hole,
- prostration,
- simplicity,
- fade out,
- dejection,
- mortification,
- relaxation,
- dump,
- letdown,
- shamefacedness,
- put-down,
- dampening,
- deflationary spiral,
- basin,
- impression,
- plummet,
- embarrassment,
- breakdown,
- Setdown,
- dying,
- subtraction,
- stumble,
- dying off,
- hangdog look,
- debasement,
- plunge,
- self-abnegation,
- blues,
- slash,
- wind erosion,
- shamefastness,
- scaling down,
- abatement,
- despondency,
- dip,
- nose dive,
- break,
- Languishment,
- Damping,
- smash,
- discouragement,
- price cut,
- cave in,
- weakening,
- tailspin,
- self-abasement,
- lowering,
- abasement,
- cut,
- shame,
- plummeting,
- dent,
- cavity,
- extenuation,
- deflate,
- implosion,
- letup,
- economic process,
- price reduction,
- sagging,
- Cheapening,
- mitigation.
Paraphrases for Deflation:
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
inflation, downturn, retrenchment, austerity, tightening.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
contraction, shrinkage.
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Noun, singular or mass
Antonyms for Deflation:
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n.
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act
inflation.
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comedown
creation, achievement, boost, attainment, fortune, rise, ascent, improvement, boon, promotion, success, elevation, win, building, good fortune, accomplishment, triumph, increase.
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contraction
lengthening, dilation, stretch, spread, extension, expansion, enlargement, amplification, opening.
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depression
recovery, cheerfulness, hope, calm, hopefulness, bulge, happiness, surge, encouragement, convexity, protuberance.
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process
disinflation.
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recession
advance.
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Other antonyms:
rising prices.
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act
Homophones for Deflation:
- depopulation, default on, dipladenia, double-team, double time, depilation, defoliation, diplotene, depletion, devaluation, duple time, devolution, debilitation, doubleton.
Hyponym for Deflation:
n.
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act
diminution, step-down, reduction, decrease.
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process
eroding, erosion, wearing away, economic process, wearing, eating away.
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act