English
inflationproof
From inflation + -proof.
Formed from inflation + -proof
Latin flō ‘blow’
Latin īnflō ‘blow into, expand’
Latin īnflātus ‘inflated, having been blown into’
Latin īnflātiō ‘expansion", "blowing up’
Old French inflation ‘swelling’
English inflation
Today it means
adj Resistant to the effects of inflation.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / inflationproof