inbreathed
/ɪnˈbriːðd/
adjective
- Having been inhaled or taken in by breathing.
- The inbreathed air felt cool and refreshing.
- The doctor checked the amount of inbreathed oxygen in the patient's lungs.
- The scent of roses, once inbreathed, lingered in her memory.
verb
- Past tense of inbreathe: inhaled or took in by breathing.
- The child inbreathed the smell of freshly baked cookies with delight.
- He inbreathed the steam from the hot tea to clear his sinuses.
- She inbreathed deeply before diving into the pool.
- Past tense of inbreathe: absorbed or took in something, such as an idea or influence.
- She inbreathed the calm of the garden as she sat on the bench.
- The audience inbreathed every word of the speaker's powerful message.
- He inbreathed the traditions of his ancestors during the ceremony.