being out of breath (Meaning)
being out of breath
a spoken sound, a slight breeze, air filled with a fragrance or odor, opportunity or time to breathe, a slight indication, the ability to breathe, something (as moisture on a cold surface) produced by breathing, air inhaled and exhaled in breathing, something (as moisture on a cold surface) produced by breath or breathing, breather sense 2, a welcome or refreshing change, breathing very rapidly (as from strenuous exercise), inhalation, spirit, animation, almost simultaneously, something (such as moisture on a cold surface) produced by breath or breathing, the faculty of breathing, so as to be barely audible, an act or an instance of breathing or inhaling, an act of breathing
Synonyms & Antonyms of being out of breath
being out of breath Sentence Examples
- After the relentless sprint, Emily stumbled to the finish line, her lungs burning and her body out of breath.
- The arduous hike up the steep mountain left me exhausted, panting and out of breath.
- The intense workout pushed my limits, leaving me gasping for air and completely out of breath.
- The adrenaline rush of the car chase made my heart pound, and I found myself gasping and out of breath.
- The frantic chase through the dark alleyways left me breathless and out of breath.
- The suffocating heat and humidity made it difficult to breathe, leaving me out of breath after a short walk.
- I collapsed on the couch, panting and out of breath, after the grueling game of racquetball.
- The sudden fright made me jump, and I found myself panting and out of breath.
- The asthma attack left me struggling to breathe, wheezing and out of breath.
- The emotional turmoil of the day's events had me hyperventilating and out of breath.
FAQs About the word being out of breath
a spoken sound, a slight breeze, air filled with a fragrance or odor, opportunity or time to breathe, a slight indication, the ability to breathe, something (as
panting, gasping, puffing,heaving, choking, wheezing, snoring, blowing, gulping, gagging
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After the relentless sprint, Emily stumbled to the finish line, her lungs burning and her body out of breath.
The arduous hike up the steep mountain left me exhausted, panting and out of breath.
The intense workout pushed my limits, leaving me gasping for air and completely out of breath.
The adrenaline rush of the car chase made my heart pound, and I found myself gasping and out of breath.
