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Meanings of dyspnoeic in English
Portuguese
dispnéico Catalan
panteixant Not breathing or able to breathe except with difficulty.
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Examples for "breathless"
Examples for "breathless"
1
Loud voices in the antechamber interrupted her; she listened in breathless expectation.
2
An Irishman's Diary of September 21st, however, left me breathless with dismay.
3
The jury appeared in their box; and there was a breathless stillness.
4
Nothing seemed to be hurting in particular; she just felt utterly breathless.
5
Did Eleni say he was involved?' Isobel demanded, breathless from the rush.
1
A dyspneic patient should never be given a general anesthetic.
2
To attempt general anesthesia in a dyspneic case is to invite disaster (see Tracheotomy).
3
A 19-mo-old Holstein heifer was inactive and dyspneic.
4
The posterior pharyngeal wall should be examined in all dyspneic children for the possible existence of retropharyngeal abscess.
5
No significant correlation was observed between the values of dyspneic visual analog scale and changes in thermal pain threshold.
Usage of dyspnoeic in English
1
There was no improvement in exercise performance in the severely dyspnoeic patients receiving exercise.
2
Severely dyspnoeic patients were all treated at home.
3
Education and exercise programmes for the moderately dyspnoeic patients were carried out in a hospital outpatient setting.
Frequent collocations
Dyspnoeic through the time