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afogamento
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ofegament
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asfixia
The condition of being deprived of oxygen (as by having breathing stopped)
asphyxiation
Portuguese
afogamento
1
The Judge suggested she do something outside th home to avoid
suffocation
.
2
But the heat and the
suffocation
in this atmosphere became almost insupportable.
3
This turbid air is like
suffocation
to the eyes; I cannot see.
4
The meeting was held in the theatre, which was crowded to
suffocation
.
5
It was a formidable campaign; a nocturnal battle against pestilence and
suffocation
.
6
I inhale
suffocation
;
I can't distinguish veal from mutton; nothing interests me.
7
There was a strange choking sensation in the throat which threatened
suffocation
.
8
He was out of breath and dizzy; his heart beat to
suffocation
.
9
I have to think, can't think, through the
suffocation
of this box.
10
Only now the technology prevented
suffocation
,
as currents kept yanking him down.
11
The agony of
suffocation
possessed him to the exclusion of all else.
12
They felt they must climb, a bit of
suffocation
in their hearts.
13
They have attacks of slight
suffocation
sometimes, especially seen in young children.
14
He was now firmly on his feet, but in danger of
suffocation
.
15
The room was crowded to
suffocation
with weeping relatives and sympathetic neighbors.
16
A brusque question caused him to stutter to the point of
suffocation
.
suffocation
crowd to suffocation
die of suffocation
beat to suffocation
cram to suffocation
pack to suffocation
Portuguese
afogamento
Catalan
ofegament
asfíxia
Spanish
asfixia
sofocación