Breathes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BREATHES in dictionary:

VERB:
• BREATHE, to inhale and exhale air
• take air into the lungs and then expel it, especially as a regular physiological process
• be alive; remain living
• (of wind) blow softly.
• say something with quiet intensity
• (of an animal or plant) respire or exchange gases
• give an impression of (something)
• (of wine) be exposed to fresh air
• (of material or soil) admit or emit air or moisture
• allow (a horse) to rest after exertion.
• tarnish or taint

Words related to BREATHES

breathe12 breathed14 breathing15

Words that contain BREATHES

embreathes17 inbreathes15 outbreathes16 overbreathes20

How to use BREATHES in a sentence

• But yet there breathes from the living a more intimate influence, for which an immortality of fame cannot compensate.
• I do want that the first air it breathes should be that of freedom.
• A pleasant air of manly affection breathes through this document, showing Michelangelo to have been unselfish in a matter which weighed heavily and daily on his spirits.
• It is no wonder the King writes poetry, when he breathes, eats, and even sleeps in an atmosphere of it.
• One breathes a prayer that the Road holds for the few remaining hours.
• The house breathes, so to speak, through the pores of its brickwork.
• Marimonda welcomes her new guests, and this evening all in the habitation breathes joy and tranquillity.
• Now it breathes heavily avourneen, as if all was not right.
• Ladysmith breathes freely to-day, but a week ago she seemed likely to become another Lucknow.
• Let religion be the atmosphere by which the child is surrounded, the air which it breathes.
• Helen appears, and thenceforth the household lives and breathes according to her languid bidding.
• It just breathes forth their spirit, and the best way to absorb it would be to come, each one of us alone, and give ourselves up to its spell.
• It breathes the spirit of Socrates, but has been cast anew in the mould of Plato.
• Every thing in him breathes out vivacity and energy.
• The singer who, forgetting the lower thorax, breathes with the upper only is sure to fail.
• In mankind, nature seems to have been diverted from her normal course so that we seldom find an individual who breathes correctly without education in the matter.
• Those who commit it place themselves far below the meanest brute that breathes.
• Pentheus breathes nothing but defiance, and issues orders for the whole military force of Thebes to assemble.
• No flower that breathes on earth has been made to produce so many varieties of form, complexion, and name as this homely root.
• You are the type of man who pays a compliment as naturally as he breathes, and whose vision is a sensitive plate which retains an impression of every feminine grace.
• The potent atmosphere of a hidden past still breathes from it, whispering of vanished years, vanished races, vanished secrets of the prime.
• Every time I showed up on the pike that human accident that breathes like a man and talks like a rabbit chased me eight miles there and back.
• Music, in short, though it breathes soft influences, cannot yet breathe morality into the mind.

Similar words containing BREATHE without suffix s

breathe12 breathed14 breather13 breathers14 embreathe16 inbreathe14 embreathed18 embreathes17 inbreathed16 inbreathes15 outbreathe15 unbreathed16 rebreather15 outbreathed17 outbreathes16 overbreathe19 rebreathers16 overbreathed21 overbreathes20 mouthbreather23 mouthbreathers24

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