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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are inflated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been filled with air or gas, or metaphorically to indicate that something has been exaggerated or made to seem larger than it is.
Example: "The prices of the concert tickets are inflated due to high demand."
Alternatives: "are exaggerated" or "have been marked up".
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Egos are inflated.
Clothes are inflated.
Numbers are inflated.
Of course, the payoff figures are inflated.
Firstly, that the costs of doing so are inflated.
"I believe these numbers are inflated," he commented dryly.
Mr. Mintz says Mr. Barthelemy's statistics are inflated.
At the stadium, these fans are inflated with bravado.
The prices are inflated, the selection is limited.
One has chambers that are inflated like balls and have a rough, crystalline texture.
The figures are inflated to 2025 dollars, which is the assumed midpoint of construction.
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