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Meaning of second wind
Wordnet
second wind (n)
renewed energy or strength to continue an undertaking
the return of relatively easy breathing after initial exhaustion during continuous exertion
second wind Sentence Examples
- After an initial slump, the runner summoned a second wind and surged ahead.
- The team rallied with a second wind in the fourth quarter, scoring two touchdowns.
- I felt a surge of energy after lunch, as if I had gained a second wind.
- Despite the setbacks, the company found its second wind and posted record profits.
- With renewed determination, the soldier pressed on, fueled by a second wind.
- The musician's performance gained a second wind when the audience gave them a standing ovation.
- The artist struggled initially but then found a second wind and completed the painting.
- The hiker felt a second wind when they reached the summit and saw the breathtaking view.
- The speaker's voice grew stronger with each word, as they gained a second wind.
- After a long day of travel, the traveler pushed through their fatigue with a second wind.
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renewed energy or strength to continue an undertaking, the return of relatively easy breathing after initial exhaustion during continuous exertion
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After an initial slump, the runner summoned a second wind and surged ahead.
The team rallied with a second wind in the fourth quarter, scoring two touchdowns.
I felt a surge of energy after lunch, as if I had gained a second wind.
Despite the setbacks, the company found its second wind and posted record profits.
