expire
/ɪkˈspaɪr/
verb
- (of a document, agreement, or period of time) To come to the end of its validity; to cease to be effective.
- The coupon expires at the end of the month.
- The lease on the apartment expires in June.
- My passport will expire next year, so I need to renew it.
- To die.
- The patient expired peacefully in the hospital.
- In the story, the old king expired after a long illness.
- The flower expired within a few days of being cut.
- To breathe out; to exhale.
- As you expire, feel your chest relax.
- The yoga instructor told us to expire slowly through the mouth.
- The singer learned to expire with control to sustain long notes.
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