sighed (Meaning)

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sighed (imp. & p. p.)

of Sigh

He sighed, his breath escaping softly as he pondered the complexities of the situation.
The child sighed deeply, her shoulders slumping as she realized the task was too difficult.
The professor sighed with exasperation, having to repeat the same instructions for the third time.
The traveler sighed with relief as he finally reached his destination.
The doctor sighed as he examined the patient, unsure of their prognosis.
The mother sighed, her tired eyes watching her children play in the yard.
The musician sighed, his fingers gently plucking the strings of his guitar.
The elderly man sighed, reminiscing about the days when he was young and full of energy.
The wind sighed through the trees, rustling their leaves like a gentle whisper.
The poet sighed, finding inspiration in the melancholy beauty of the autumn landscape.

of Sigh

huffed, snorted, sniffed, breathed, gasped,panted, soughed, yawned, exhaled, wheezed

No antonyms found.

He sighed, his breath escaping softly as he pondered the complexities of the situation.

The child sighed deeply, her shoulders slumping as she realized the task was too difficult.

The professor sighed with exasperation, having to repeat the same instructions for the third time.

The traveler sighed with relief as he finally reached his destination.