Verb:

सांस-व्दारा खींचना, कश खींचना, साँस खींचना, साँस लेना,

inhale's Usage Examples:

Blowing breaths help distract you from the pain and stress of the contractions and the birth itself; during this type of breath, you inhale through your nose for three counts and blow the air out of your mouth forcefully.

The problem with just cutting back or switching to a low-tar cigarette instead of quitting is people tend to inhale more deeply or take more puffs when they are put on a limit.

The best known is the finding that soft, padded sleep surfaces can endanger infants by obstructing breathing or creating air pockets that trap their expelled carbon dioxide, which they can then inhale.

Be sure that you select a nasal mask that covers your entire nasal area and leaves room at the bottom for you to comfortable inhale and exhale without air leakage.

inhale through the nose.

Candles are a remarkable means by which to inhale health since their combined light and heat readily convey herbal goodness through a variety of chemical processes.

His chest cold had made him wheeze when he tried to inhale.

Among the Romans custom imposed a sacred duty on the nearest relative, usually the heir, to inhale the "last breath" of the dying.

But in spite of a quantum measure of misery, it was a holiday weekend, the day was beautiful, as Dean discerned as soon as he managed to pry his eyes open and inhale the smell of Fred's coffee.

nh in inhale; r is trilled as in Italian.

Synonyms:

sniffle, suspire, draw, snivel, snuffle, snuff, sniff, breathe in, respire, take a breath, breathe, aspirate, snort, drag, puff, huff, inspire,

Antonyms:

criticize, plain, depress, discourage, exhale,