reinflate
Restore lost air
To reinflate is to inflate again after deflation.
Tires, balloons, and air mattresses get reinflated when they lose pressure: I had to reinflate the pool float twice this summer.
Figuratively, economies, egos, and hopes can be reinflated after deflating setbacks.
Fluid-moving machine
- airGaseous envelope surrounding Earth
- pressureForce upon contact
- valveFluid flow controller
- tubeHollow cylindrical passage
patch · puncture · flat · spare · gauge · compressor · nozzle · PSI
Return to earlier state
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- replenishSupply anew
- refillRestoring spent contents
- recoverRegain health or possession
renew · reinvigorate · reflate · rebound · regain · top up · bring back · pump up
Inflatable rubber sac
- beach ballLightweight inflatable for shores
- air mattressPortable inflatable sleeping surface
- pool floatBuoyant recreational inflatable
- bouncy castleInflatable structure for leaping
life raft · water wings · inflatable boat · air bed · dinghy · bladder · swimming pool
Restore economic expansion
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- currencyMedium of exchange
- devaluationLowering of currency worth
- monetaryOf or about currency
quantitative easing · money supply · price levels · central bank · liquidity · purchasing power · economy · markets
pump
Fluid-moving machine
tube · patch · puncture · flat · spare · gauge · compressor · nozzle · PSI · sidewall
restore
Return to earlier state
recover · renew · reinvigorate · reflate · rebound · regain · top up · bring back · pump up
balloon
Inflatable rubber sac
- beach ballLightweight inflatable for shores
- air mattressPortable inflatable sleeping surface
- pool floatBuoyant recreational inflatable
bouncy castle · life raft · water wings · inflatable boat · air bed · dinghy · bladder · swimming pool
reflate
Restore economic expansion
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- currencyMedium of exchange
- devaluationLowering of currency worth
monetary · quantitative easing · money supply · price levels · central bank · liquidity · purchasing power · economy · markets