Exhalation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXHALATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• 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
• The act or process of exhaling, or sending forth in the form of steam or vapor; evaporation.
• That which is exhaled, or which rises in the form of vapor, fume, or steam; effluvium; emanation; as, exhalations from the earth or flowers, decaying matter, etc.
• A bright phenomenon; a meteor.
• exhaled breath
• the act of expelling air from the lungs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something exhaled or given of; emanation

Words related to EXHALATION

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How to use EXHALATION in a sentence

• The essential character of vegetable life is the exhalation of oxygen, which is effected through the agency of light.
• Picture to yourself, reader, a square room of considerable magnitude, the walls of which, once white, have been blackened by every species of exhalation.
• From his hammock came the deep, regular inhalation, exhalation, with an occasional grunt or sigh.
• It carries in its bosom all the energies of the past, yet is itself an exhalation of the morning.
• We further see that the process of inhalation and exhalation is going on without reference to any extraneous purpose, merely following the law of its own nature.
• The children will stand in easy positions for this, the hands on the ribs, so that they can feel the ribs expanding and contracting during inhalation and exhalation.
• If a pestilential exhalation is drawn from some decaying substance, it is not the fault of any alteration in the sunlight.
• She will not see things as they are, but always as an exhalation from her own mind.
• His love for her, like that of Dante for Beatrice, was a religious worship, a celestial exhalation of his soul, utterly free from every alloy of earth and sense.
• With practice gradually increase the number of counts for the exhalation.
• A thick haze encircled the moon, and under it a denser exhalation began to creep up from the sodden land.
• Almost any vigorous exercise will enforce deep breathing, and there is no question as to the benefit of the involuntary or spontaneous inhalation and exhalation thus induced.
• After walking a short distance without knowing where she went, she stopped, conscious of a damp exhalation.
• And a smoky exhalation shot forth from his eyes, and his eye-lashes stood on end.
• From the whole man there rose a sort of exhalation of sodden vice.
• Prince blew the whole weighty argument into the air with one scornful, pitying exhalation.
• The soul may be inferred from inhalation, exhalation, twinkling of the eye, life, the movement of the mind, the sense-affections pleasure, pain, will, antipathy, and effort.
• The yawning abyss discharges an exhalation which warns the strong and turns the weak giddy.
• The mist was undoubtedly the exhalation from a pond.
• There floats less exhalation, in the form of fine and nearly invisible vapor, than in these wooded regions.
• Those are only more delicate, while these are more gorgeous! When there shall be less exhalation from your forests, the same causes may produce the same effects.
• Here let the reader depict to himself the gradual process of the vapor-bath, accompanied by an exhalation of spicy perfumes.
• Something of this kind is the very life of every man, like the exhalation of the blood and the respiration of the air.

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