hyperinflate

[ hahy-per-in-fleyt ]

verb (used with object)

, hy·per·in·flat·ed, hy·per·in·flat·ing.

1. to subject to hyperinflation:

   hyperinflated prices.

Word History and Origins

Origin of hyperinflate¹

hyper- + inflate

Example Sentences

In this case, it is tethered to the U.S. dollar, meaning it won't waver and hyperinflate like the bolivar.

From Fox News

No, Syriza and Tsipras are not similar to Mugabe and Zanu, no, even if they do leave the euro they’re not going to hyperinflate the new drachma.

From Forbes