expectorating (Meaning)

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expectorating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Expectorate

No weak antonyms found.

The patient with pneumonia was expectorating copious amounts of green mucus.
The elderly man struggled to expectorate the phlegm blocking his airways.
The asthmatic child frantically coughed and expectorated thick, sticky mucus.
The smoker habitually expectorated brown, tarry sputum into a handkerchief.
The coughing fit seemed endless, with the patient expectorating a stream of yellow liquid.
The doctor examined the patient's expectorated sputum for signs of infection.
The expectoration of blood-tinged mucus raised concerns about a respiratory tract hemorrhage.
The expectorated material had the characteristic foul odor and greenish-yellow hue of a bacterial infection.
The patient expectorated several small pieces of lung tissue, indicating a potentially serious medical condition.
The expectorated mucus sample contained antibiotic-resistant bacteria, complicating treatment options.

of Expectorate

spitting, foaming,watering, frothing, slobbering, drivelling, dribbling, slavering, salivating, sputtering

inhaling, inspiring, inspiring,inhaling, inbreathing,inbreathing,

The patient with pneumonia was expectorating copious amounts of green mucus.

The elderly man struggled to expectorate the phlegm blocking his airways.

The asthmatic child frantically coughed and expectorated thick, sticky mucus.

The smoker habitually expectorated brown, tarry sputum into a handkerchief.