exhaling Synonyms
exhaling Meaning
exhaling
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)
exhaling Sentence Examples
- The runner paused, exhaling heavily after a strenuous sprint.
- The barista expertly exhaled steam from the milk jug, creating a frothy latte.
- The musician took a deep breath before exhaling into her saxophone, producing a haunting melody.
- The diver rose to the surface, exhaling bubbles of air that sparkled in the sunlight.
- The speaker exhaled confidently, delivering her presentation with poise and conviction.
- The fog machine exhaled a thick cloud of mist, obscuring the stage.
- The volcano erupted violently, exhaling hot lava and gases into the atmosphere.
- The patient exhaled deeply as the doctor administered anesthesia, preparing her for surgery.
- The incense burned slowly, exhaling a calming aroma that filled the room.
- The wind exhaled through the trees, rustling their leaves and whispering secrets they alone knew.
FAQs About the word exhaling
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
expelling, blowing (out), expiring,breathing (out),expectorating
inspiring,inhaling,inbreathing,
The runner paused, exhaling heavily after a strenuous sprint.
The barista expertly exhaled steam from the milk jug, creating a frothy latte.
The musician took a deep breath before exhaling into her saxophone, producing a haunting melody.
The diver rose to the surface, exhaling bubbles of air that sparkled in the sunlight.
