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outbreathe

verb

Etymology

From out- + breathe.

  1. derived from breth — “breath”
  2. inherited from brethen — “to breathe, blow, exhale, odour”
  3. prefixed as outbreathe — “out + breathe”

Definitions

  1. To exhaust or deprive of breath.

  2. To breathe out

    To breathe out; expire.

  3. To issue as a breath

    To issue as a breath; exhale.

    • He showed the two men from Vinland how to fit the rubber masks over their noses. “Bethink you to outbreathe through your mouths, and you’ll be fine.”

The neighborhood

  • antonyminbreatheantonym(s) of “to issue as a breath”
  • antonymbreathe inantonym(s) of “to issue as a breath”
  • antonyminhaleantonym(s) of “to issue as a breath”

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA