Disinflation (noun)

A decrease in the rate of increase of prices in an economy, resulting in a slower rise of prices over time.

Origin:

From the latin word 'dis-' meaning 'reverse' or 'opposite' and the word 'inflation' meaning 'a rise in prices'.

Examples:

1. The government's monetary policy aimed at promoting disinflation.
2. Disinflation has a positive impact on the economy by reducing inflationary pressures.
3. The disinflation was a result of a decrease in demand for goods and services.
4. The central bank's decision to raise interest rates contributed to the disinflation.
5. The disinflation allowed for a more stable growth of the economy.