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Meanings of exhale in English
Usage of exhale in English
1
He let out a long exhale and said nothing for a moment.
2
Inhale and hold, then exhale and return the foot to the floor.
3
With each exhale, the rifle was pushed forward and to the right.
4
I coughed out the snow, yet every exhale produced an involuntarily inhale.
5
He seemed to inhale and exhale only a few times each minute.
6
He pulls away at the last second, and I exhale in relief.
7
Inhale four stairs, exhale four stairs, inhale four stairs, exhale four stairs.
8
As we settled into our seats, I finally allowed myself to exhale.
9
Do the complainers object to inhaling everything that fellow passengers exhale also?
10
Well, now the evening is very happy, because we can all exhale.
11
I hear a cigarette lighter flick to life, then a long exhale.
12
I exhale as she fastens a long, thick belt diagonally across me.
13
After a long exhale, she makes her move and approaches her crush.
14
Good books, once brought forth, exhale ever after both fragrance and nourishment.
15
On the third exhale, a blue firefly popped out and flew away.
16
So for that we can all exhale a sizeable sigh of relief.
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Exhale through the time
Exhale across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common