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Meanings of suspiration in English
Usage of suspiration in English
1
The ordinarily calm Thornton gave a great suspiration and his face was livid.
2
Mr. Pollock heard the suspiration, looked up, and laughed.
3
The girl's voice trembled, her breath came so hard Morgan could hear its suspiration where he stood.
4
She narrowed her dark eyes, and something settled over her face, what he called the suspiration of suspicion.
5
The severity of the sentence occasioned general surprise; a general suspiration and low murmur were heard through the court.
6
She rose to her feet with a great suspiration, with a light in her eyes and a trembling smile.
7
For the monarch suddenly sank back into his chair, and a long, loud suspiration of relief came from him.
8
As they swung open and the cool night breeze blew in his face, a great suspiration of relief passed from him.
9
Its suspirations seem sighs, and its presence melancholy proof of the reality of its bereavement.
10
The grove of mysteries was there, dark with profound shadow, and silent save for a lonesome bird song or the suspirations of the wind.
Frequent collocations
Suspiration through the time