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Meanings of inhale (inhaled) in English
Usage of inhaled in English
1
Background: Cardiovascular safety concerns about inhaled ipratropium bromide have recently been raised.
2
No studies had shown inhaled steroids could protect against long-term lung damage.
3
The companies were developing the inhaled insulin as a treatment for diabetes.
4
Hoarhound tea can be put in the water and the steam inhaled.
5
When given via the inhaled route it is a selective pulmonary vasodilator.
6
Or inhaled, for that matter, unless he needed the air to speak.
7
The five taken to hospital were thought to have inhaled sulphur dioxide.
8
The same was true for so-called combined spinal epidurals and inhaled analgesia.
9
He inhaled the odor of success sweet and strong in his nostrils.
10
Storm inhaled, to give himself one more second to think things through.
11
Six feet in, she stopped, lowered her snout, and inhaled several times.
12
He didn't say anything, just inhaled deeply and stared at the stars.
13
Rogero inhaled deeply, looking away as he thought, then back at her.
14
The merchant put some new coals in the hookah, and inhaled deeply.
15
He took a cigarette, lit it, and inhaled, feeling his mind clear.
16
I inhaled, wishing they'd open the windows to let in the fragrances.
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Inhaled through the time
Inhaled across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common