exhalement Antonyms
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Meaning of exhalement
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exhalement (n.)
Exhalation.
exhalement Sentence Examples
- The cool night air filled her lungs with each gentle exhalation.
- With a deep exhalation, the marathon runner crossed the finish line.
- The singer's voice trailed off into a soft exhalation as the final note faded away.
- The candle flickered and swayed with the exhalation of air from the open window.
- The exhalation of carbon dioxide from the leaves signaled the end of the plant's photosynthesis cycle.
- The exhalation of smoke from the chimney indicated that the fire was still burning.
- The asthmatic patient struggled to control his exhalation, wheezing as he tried to catch his breath.
- The scent of jasmine wafted through the air with each exhalation of the breeze.
- The diver took a deep breath before submerging, exhaling slowly and steadily to conserve air.
- The baby's soft exhalation against her chest filled the mother with a sense of peace.
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Exhalation.
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The cool night air filled her lungs with each gentle exhalation.
With a deep exhalation, the marathon runner crossed the finish line.
The singer's voice trailed off into a soft exhalation as the final note faded away.
The candle flickered and swayed with the exhalation of air from the open window.
