1. relating to or designed to cause reflation (economic policies aimed at stimulating economic growth and reducing unemployment through increased government spending or monetary expansion)
Usage: economics

Examples

• The government implemented reflationary policies to combat the recession.
• Reflationary measures included increased public spending on infrastructure.
• The central bank’s reflationary approach involved lowering interest rates.
• Critics argued that reflationary policies would lead to higher inflation.
• The reflationary budget aimed to boost employment levels.
• Economists debated the effectiveness of reflationary fiscal measures.