Exhalations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXHALATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXHALATION, something exhaled or given off
• the process or action of exhaling
• an expiration of air from the lungs
• an amount of vapour or fumes given off by something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something exhaled or given of; emanation

Words related to EXHALATIONS

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How to use EXHALATIONS in a sentence

• One of the guardians of Demetrius, coming too near the mouth of the cavern, was suffocated by the force of the exhalations, and died suddenly.
• The sea breeze was blowing outside, but no wind could enter the gap in the trees, and foul exhalations from warm mud and slime poisoned the stagnant air.
• These gardens form the promenade of the families who come to Albano to pass the heat of the summer and to avoid the effect of the exhalations of the marshy country about Rome.
• I was about to walk over the spot, but was repelled by the sickening exhalations that rose from it.
• The smiling landscape seemed to darken, and the cool air of evening to become hot and noisome, as if laden with the deadly exhalations of the pestilence.
• The heat was intolerably oppressive, and the air tainted with noisome exhalations.
• As I entered, they were all seated, to the number of thirty-five or forty, about a long table, from which rose, reeking and warm, the powerful exhalations of strong punch.
• This eruption gave relief to the throes of Lake Avernus, which henceforth ceased to send forth its exhalations, and became the cheerful garden scene which we now behold.
• The woods, dense and tangled though they were, threw up no exhalations of mud or rotting leaves, but a clean, aromatic odour.
• This, too, accounted for the persistence with which the flies clustered around the mouth, lured by the alcohol-laden exhalations.
• The cages opened, the insects instantly rush out in swarms, and soon consume everything that has produced the noxious exhalations.
• The pores being opened facilitate the reception of the fresh exhalations from the earth and the expulsion of the impure gases from the body.
• Half of Paris sleeps amidst the putrid exhalations of courts and streets and sewers.
• And in the same room, heavy and sickening with the exhalations of their packed bodies throughout the night, that breakfast is eaten.
• The different kinds of Animal, Plants, Minerals, and several sorts of Stones, Earth, Water, Exhalations, Ice, Snow, Hail, Smoak, Hoar, Frost, Flame, and Heat.
• The apprentices snuffed up the exhalations of the street with an eagerness that showed how hot and poisonous the atmosphere of their garret must be.
• The breath, moreover, gave most sickening exhalations, indicative of decomposition, producing serious illness in those exposed for any length of time to its influence.
• Clothing the palpable and familiar With golden exhalations of the dawn.
• The plague in the Grecian camp was occasioned perhaps by immoderate heats and gross exhalations.
• Some there are, who thinke that these Comets are nothing else, but exhalations from our earth, carried up into the higher parts of the Heaven.
• These exhalations have proved fatal to plant life when in sufficient quantity.
• And the faint exhalations from the moon-patches on the floor showed his face contorted with a still, set grimace of mirth.
• Because at the beginning of a tempest there do arise from the bottom of the sea, certain hot exhalations and vapours which heat the dolphins, causing them to rise up for cold air.
• Jago, may be traced to the peculiar situation of the town, which stands on an elevation between low swampy grounds, the exhalations from which pass over it as they arise.
• As for the cavern, entirely covered without with moss, ivy, and brushwood, its depth is unknown because the hot exhalations prevent all entrance.
• The exhalations from these lagoons give rise to a number of diseases, but, nevertheless, Porto Rico is one of the healthiest islands of the archipelago.
• The heated air was filled and stifling with resinous exhalations.
• Air is always soiled in a room where walls and carpets are saturated with animal exhalations.
• But the forests of America are still too pregnant of vapors and exhalations, not to impair the purity of the native air.
• At present there are in its crater, which has a depth of 700 or 800 feet, neither sulphurous exhalations nor steam.
• Every whiff of smoke that ascended from his cigar in the fresh air, seemed to breathe so many exhalations of youth.
• Fish are boiled by the blast of its breath, and roasted by the fiery exhalations of its body.

Similar words containing HALATION without suffix s and without prefix ex

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