What is another word for breathe ?

To take air into the lungs and then expel it

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“She holds the client steady and asks him to breathe deeply.”

Verb

be in the land of the living

To be alive or remain living

continue in existence

be alive and kicking

keep your head above water

keep going

stick with it

keep the wolf from the door

keep body and soul together

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“I have loved the University of Oxford with a deep and passionate love, and as long as I breathe, that attachment will continue.”

Verb

have all the hallmarks of

To give an impression of

indicate

suggest

be indicative of

give an impression of

“The room seemed to breathe the air of a different era.”

Verb

To imbue with a quality

instil^UK

instill^US

“The uprising can be seen as a last-ditch effort to breathe life into a fading revolutionary tradition.”

Verb

To say something, especially to divulge information

let the cat out of the bag

publicize^US

publicise^UK

sermonize^US

summarize^US

emphasize^US

emphasise^UK

get one's tongue round

summarise^UK

sermonise^UK

shout from the rooftops

take the wraps off

bring out into the open

shoot off one's mouth

systematize^US

itemize^US

systematise^UK

itemise^UK

let the cat ouf of the bag

scrutinize^US

scrutinise^UK

let cat out of the bag

bring to public attention

put cards on table

dish the dirt

take the lid off

get out of your system

give the low-down

bring to public notice

shout from the housetops

recognize^US

spill your guts about

come out of the closet

spill the beans about

let the cat out of the bag about

familiarize^US

moralize^US

recognise^UK

familiarise^UK

vapour^UK

vapor^US

moralise^UK

accept responsibility

make a clean breast of it

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“Do not breathe a word about our conversation to anyone.”

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(literary) To blow softly with the sound of a passing wind

“Let the howling wind breathe through the great banks of wood-louvered doors.”

Verb

To speak in a low or barely audible voice

speak in hushed tones

speak in an undertone

talk under your breath

utter under the breath

say under one's breath

Verb

To emanate a feeling or quality through one's expression or bearing

Verb

To gasp or utter with effort

let the cat out of the bag about

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Tell someone about a secret or private matter while trusting them not to repeat it to others

bring out into the open

spill the beans about

out with it

make a clean breast of

spill your guts about

come out of the closet

own

accede

explain

recognize^US

realize^US

recognise^UK

realise^UK

accept responsibility

let the cat out of the bag

self-respond

self-disclose

make clean breast of

make a clean breast of things

self-report

self-divulge

make a clean breast of it

publicize^US

publicise^UK

emphasize^US

bring to public attention

emphasise^UK

asservate

put

give the game away

summarise^UK

summarize^US

let cat out of the bag

bring to public notice

table

bring out into open

put cards on table

get out of your system

admit to one's crimes

put your hand up to something

acknowledge information

confess all

admit to one's sins

implicate oneself

admit to one's actions

sympathize^US

shout from the rooftops

sympathise^UK

be of the same opinion

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To awaken from a period of death, unconsciousness or dormancy

Verb

Take a short break

make yourself at home

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To throw or give off (gas, light, etc.)

vaporise^UK

vaporize^US

distill^US

distil^UK

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