Verb:

சுவாசம்விடு,

exhales's Usage Examples:

The child cries or gasps, forcibly exhales, stops breathing, and turns either blue (cyanotic form) or pale (pallid form).

miasma of despair What, then, is to be done?Owing to the quantity of tannin they contain, no harmful miasma exhales from the Irish bogs.

Owing to the quantity of tannin they contain, no harmful miasma exhales from the Irish bogs.

Instead, the airflow lessens when the person exhales and increases when the person breathes in.

A cat will purr as he inhales and exhales without any break in the purr.

His words and actions flowed from him as evenly, inevitably, and spontaneously as fragrance exhales from a flower.

This action causes the glottis to contract, and this in turn causes a vibration when the cat inhales and exhales.

When a person exhales through it, the ball vibrates, sending vibrations back through the air in the lungs.

Its only objection is the odour which the patient exhales.

Sulphur and salt springs occur on the slopes of Cherimai, and near Palimanan there is a cavernous hole called Guwagalang (or Payagalang), which exhales carbonic acid gas, and is considered holy by the natives and guarded by priests.

During the test, the child exhales and the spirometer measures the airflow, comparing lung capacity to the normal range for the child's age and race.

Normally when an individual breathes in (inhales) or out (exhales) the vocal cords are drawn apart by the muscles of the larynx (voice box) to make a wider opening for air to move into or out of the lungs.

exhales deeply] no, bloody useless.

Synonyms:

suspire, blow, breathe out, respire, take a breath, expire, breathe, snort,

Antonyms:

survive, be born, deoxidize, deoxidise, inhale,