exhaled Antonyms
Meaning of exhaled
exhaled
to send forth (as gas or odor), to rise or be given off as vapor, to cause to be emitted in vapor, to breathe out, to emit breath or vapor, to give forth (gaseous matter)
exhaled Sentence Examples
- The runner exhaled deeply, his breath forming a white cloud in the cold air.
- The soprano exhaled a long, melodious note, filling the concert hall with her voice.
- The steam exhaled from the volcano's crater created a surreal atmosphere.
- The scuba diver exhaled slowly and evenly, regulating his buoyancy.
- The dog exhaled a contented sigh as it lay down on the couch.
- The patient exhaled forcefully as the nurse inserted the needle.
- The singer exhaled her breath onto the microphone, amplifying her voice.
- The asthmatic exhaled with difficulty, wheezing slightly.
- The balloon exhaled its last bit of air before deflating completely.
- The flowers exhaled a sweet fragrance that permeated the room.
FAQs About the word exhaled
to send forth (as gas or odor), to rise or be given off as vapor, to cause to be emitted in vapor, to breathe out, to emit breath or vapor, to give forth (gaseo
expelled, expired, blew (out),breathed (out),expectorated
inhaled, inspired,inbreathed,
The runner exhaled deeply, his breath forming a white cloud in the cold air.
The soprano exhaled a long, melodious note, filling the concert hall with her voice.
The steam exhaled from the volcano's crater created a surreal atmosphere.
The scuba diver exhaled slowly and evenly, regulating his buoyancy.
