Suspire
volume
British pronunciation/səspˈaɪə/
American pronunciation/səspˈaɪɚ/

Definition & Meaning of "suspire"

to suspire
01

to draw air into and expel it from the lungs

Intransitive
to suspire definition and meaning
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Humans suspire naturally as part of the respiratory cycle.
The patient suspires gently, showing signs of improved respiratory function.
After a long run, she needed to suspire deeply to catch her breath.
02

to let out a deep breath or sigh

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She suspired at the thought of returning to her childhood home.
He suspired with relief when the exam was finally over.
He suspired with frustration after hearing the bad news.
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Humans suspire naturally as part of the respiratory cycle.
The patient suspires gently, showing signs of improved respiratory function.
After a long run, she needed to suspire deeply to catch her breath.
Patients recovering from surgery are encouraged to suspire gently to aid in healing.
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