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inhale
[ in-heyl ]
verb (used with object)
- to breathe in; draw in by breathing:
to inhale the polluted air.
verb (used without object)
- to breathe in, especially the smoke of cigarettes, cigars, etc.:
Do you inhale when you smoke?
inhale
/ ɪˈɪ /
verb
- to draw (breath) into the lungs; breathe in
Other Word Forms
- ܲi· adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of inhale1
Example Sentences
Jody Bunting was arrested in November 2023 after his manager at a Derby hotel's health club had a severe allergic reaction from inhaling cocoa.
Each spoonful delivers a deep, full inhale as we tip it to our lips, then we hold our breath as we swallow before finally exhaling at the end.
In fact, I think those gendered stereotypes — Americans as virile and manly; Europeans as emasculated or effeminate — go back much further than that, and were inhaled by nearly all American men of Trump’s generation.
The dust's fine grains, just one or two microns in size, makes it easy to inhale and difficult to remove.
Peanuts and peas can sometimes get inhaled and stuck in the airways.
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