exhalation|exhalations in English
noun
[ex·ha·la·tion || ‚ekshə'leɪʃn]
act of breathing out
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1. Teeth Chattering, hisses and exhalations are also made as aggressive warnings
2. An exhalation will take them away.”
3. Comet - Comet - History: The Greek philosopher Aristotle thought that Comets were dry exhalations of Earth that caught fire high in the atmosphere or similar exhalations of the planets and stars
4. A pitiful exhalation, an obscurity, a memory.
5. A dozen broad counties, within the scope of your vision, Commingle their green exhalations
6. Take a full inhalation and exhalation after each reading.
7. Speech results from chopping up an exhalation into separate sounds.
8. Milton let out his breath in a long exhalation.
9. They named him Abel, which may mean “Exhalation,” or “Vanity.”
10. Gazzer let his breath out in a long exhalation of relief.
11. Where an intake of breath is not necessarily followed by an exhalation.
12. In addition, they exchange more air with each inhalation and exhalation.
13. Gacun argentiferous polymetallic ore deposit is a volcanic exhalation - sedimentary deposit.
14. On an exhalation , release the weight of your hips into the earth.
15. On the exhalation, lift your legs to vertical again, and then inhale.
16. Analyzing acetone from exhalation is a new method of diagnosing diabetes fast.
17. During exhalation, these muscle fibers contract to help force air out of the Bronchioles.
18. Exhalations from the Earth extinguish the sun's fire gradually every day and cause the darkness of night.
19. The genesis of the deposit belongs to hydrothermal - exhalation stratabound deposit of syngenetic fault.
20. On your next exhalation, slide your left armpit closer to of your right thigh.
21. Operating current density is too low, leading to low current area, coating can't exhalation.
22. The radon exhalation rate is used as the basic factor of radon geological potential.
23. Sedimentation - exhalation siliceous rocks are of great significance in the study of ore deposits.
24. The explosive exhalations of laughter seem designed to ‘puff away’ surplus tension in a kind of respiratory gymnastics.”
25. Then bend your knees to the floor with an exhalation and rest in Child's Pose.