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Deflates meaning
third-person singular simple present indicative of deflate
Example sentences (10)
What if this time my face never deflates and I forever look like a puffy Teletubby?
It deflates any sense of tension, particularly because this happens in ten- to 20-minute intervals, making a frustrating viewing experience saved only slightly by the performances of its (mostly) talented cast.
It’s an adjustable neoprene suit that inflates and deflates as a child's ability improves.
And then deflates when on the first page the young protagonist, 6 years old and living in a cramped East Cleveland apartment, struggles to wake up her naked mother from their bathroom floor.
Pence’s excuse deflates further upon taking a cursory look at the Mayo Clinic’s announcement of the mask policy.
The paper deflates a number of other theories relating to Van Gogh’s mental health.
Whichever is the case, the Harvard Professors warn that “once key opposition, media, and business players are bought off or sidelined, the opposition deflates.
HBO's Heavy-Handed 'Fahrenheit 451' Lacks The Poetry Of Ray Bradbury's OriginalCritic Dave Bianculli says that the new TV movie "dilutes and deflates" the 1953 novel it draws from.
Lloyds Banking Group has banned credit card customers from buying Bitcoin amid fears they could be left in debt as the cryptocurrency’s value deflates.
If the espresso tastes good, it makes no difference if it comes from an unreliable machine.” citation For Zagzebski, the value of knowledge deflates to the value of mere true belief.