breaths (Meaning)
breaths
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 breaths
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- hitches
- time-outs
- cessations
- respites
- intermissions
- expirations
- downtimes
- discontinuances
- endings
- interludes
- moratoria
- terminations
- interims
- suspensions
- gaps
- hiatuses
- lapses
- stoppages
- moratoriums
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
breaths Sentence Examples
- The gentle breaths of the sleeping infant lulled the room into tranquility.
- The runner's rapid breaths echoed through the park, fueling his determination.
- The singer's powerful breaths resonated deep within the audience's souls.
- The morning mist hung in the air, shrouding the breaths of early risers.
- The yoga instructor guided her students through controlled breaths, calming their minds.
- The dying man's last breaths were heavy and labored, carrying the weight of a lifetime.
- The icy wind pierced the lungs, forcing breaths shallow and painful.
- The scent of flowers filled the air, mingling with the breaths of a passerby.
- The newborn baby's tiny breaths filled the hospital room with a sense of wonder.
- The dancer's graceful breaths matched the rhythm of the music, creating a mesmerizing performance.
FAQs About the word breaths
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
lulls,pauses, intervals,breaks, recesses, breathers, interruptions, rests, hitches, time-outs
progresses, endurances, extensions,continuations, progressions,persistences, prolongations,
The gentle breaths of the sleeping infant lulled the room into tranquility.
The runner's rapid breaths echoed through the park, fueling his determination.
The singer's powerful breaths resonated deep within the audience's souls.
The morning mist hung in the air, shrouding the breaths of early risers.
