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Meanings of inspire in English
Catalan
vigoritzar Spanish
exaltar Synonyms
Examples for "inhale"
Examples for "inhale"
1
Vomit is a more dangerous material to inhale than, say, pond water.
2
I inhale suffocation; I can't distinguish veal from mutton; nothing interests me.
3
I ask for one, too, but I won't inhale, just steep myself.
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.
1
The breath of God came in Eden to breathe in our lungs.
2
She fights in my person, and I live and breathe in her.
3
Only in my exalted moments could I breathe in that high air.
4
To just live in the culture and just breathe in the culture.
5
For he had heard her breathe in a continuous and regular way.
1
She inbreathed sharply, then her eyes narrowed a trifle.
2
This day-thishour-this minute in which she stood still, inbreathing-had confirmed her belief in Reese Beaudin.
3
Too much inbreathing and too violent an effort at inhaling will not help the singer at all.
4
His head tilted back as if sipping from a cup, as he lit and inbreathed the cigarette.
5
And I inbreathed Paris into my soul.
Usage of inspire in English
1
The Trust said her compositions continue to inspire a new generation today.
2
The list was long and familiar: Be authentic; inspire purpose; embrace uncertainty.
3
A key challenge now is to continue to inspire a wilting opposition.
4
The events of a century ago still have the power to inspire.
5
In the best cases, that leads to things that inform and inspire.
6
Short Stories: The ordinary can - and does - often inspire artists.
7
Instead, Saturday's result will inspire new, more positive feel about the Timbers.
8
Maybe the pain would inspire him to some solution to the problem.
9
Although diplomatically stated in the paper, the findings do not inspire confidence.
10
But without the Staff itself, the document could not inspire great interest.
11
Every object, juxtaposition and wall text is presented to inspire new ideas.
12
Pitka said he hopes events in Toksook Bay will inspire greater participation.
13
The bill in its initial form did not inspire confidence among investors.
14
The question is, is it going to be enough to inspire confidence?
15
Britain's referendum on European Union membership has the power to inspire others.
16
You inspire loyalty in the men you lead, and you understand combat.
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Inspire across language varieties
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