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Often used in the same context:
exhaled,
resuscitated,
sucked,
injected,
seeped,
pumped,
infuse,
spluttered,
transformed,
ushered,
moribund,
sprang,
pepped,
permeated,
revived,
wheezed,
charmed,
inhaled,
rejoiced,
bled,
flowed,
transmuted,
resurrected,
sweated,
smelled,
poured,
reborn,
gasping,
snuffed,
belched,
rejuvenated,
immersed,
wafted,
coughed,
sighed,
ventured,
gushed,
flickered,
invigorated,
enveloped,
welcomed,
slumbered,
jolted,
delved,
gurgled,
throbbed,
wallowed,
metamorphosed,
savored,
brought,
basked,
brightened,
warmed,
exulted,
spewed,
clung,
reveled,
imbibed,
adventured,
trembled,
transfigured,
pervaded,
crept,
embraced,
perspired,
perked,
wormed,
floundered,
absorbed,
wreathing,
dripped,
roared,
morphed,
reinvigorated,
heaved,
twitched,
forayed,
sneezed,
begrudged,
groaned,
tasted,
clawed,
meditated,
propelled,
farted,
refashioned,
waken,
shivered,
touched,
chocked,
exuded,
leeched,
emersed,
moved,
pulsated,
oozed,
percolated,
heralding,
wrung,
lent,
snored,
hummed,
bless,
blest,
comforter,
cripple,
emma,
immensity,
insides,
nothingness,
prometheus,
prompter,
sufferer,
whitewash,
abode,
abodes,
abyss,
acolytes,
adulteries,
aesthete,
afterglow,
agamemnon
Appears in the definition of:
aether,
breathe,
exhaled,
inhaled,
last
Synonyms:
breathing,
inaudible,
unhearable,
voiceless
Also try:
— Adjectives for breathed:
god,
wretched,
goest,
divine,
blank,
pale,
pelham
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