suspire
/səˈspaɪər/
verb
- To sigh; to take a long, deep breath, often expressing an emotion.
- She suspired deeply when she heard the good news.
- The poet suspired as he looked at the sunset.
- He suspired with relief after the difficult meeting ended.
- To breathe; to draw in and let out air.
- The patient suspired slowly as the medicine took effect.
- He suspired the cool mountain air with pleasure.
- The baby suspired softly in her sleep.