Synonym: ambition, breathing in, dream, inhalation, inspiration. Similar words: inspiration, exasperation, spiral, conspiracy, ratification, gratification, operation, rational. Meaning: [‚æspə'reɪʃn] 
n. 1. a will to succeed 2. a cherished desire 3. a manner of articulation involving an audible release of breath 4. the act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing.
n. 1. a will to succeed 2. a cherished desire 3. a manner of articulation involving an audible release of breath 4. the act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing. 
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31 The first word rose with unlimited aspiration, the second fell precipitously without hope, the third seemed strangely complaining.
32 On the lower rungs of the ladder of middle-class aspiration, the answer is easy.
33 The loss may be an object or person, or perhaps an aspiration which held some considerable positive value to the person.
34 Percutaneous fine needle aspiration cytology is, however, highly operator dependent.
35 The possible dissemination of tumour by percutaneous fine needle aspiration cytology may result in these becoming the diagnostic techniques of choice.
36 I had written a learned book, Architrave and Archetype, a thesis linking human aspiration with human-designed structures, cathedrals in particular.
37 The institutions of economic, social and community development invented in the nineteenth century have kept pace with neither need nor aspiration.
38 In these patients two novel cytology methods, endobiliary biopsy and endobiliary fine needle aspiration, may be suitable.
39 The brazen response of some was to smirk, for beating the system-any system-was a legitimate aspiration.
40 Very few of us approach games with the lifelong dedication and conscious aspiration for enlightenment that the mystical path requires.
41 If he had chosen to confide in anyone then he could not have said clearly what was the summit of his aspiration.
42 With the continuing preponderance of the agricultural population this aspiration was not then as unrealistic as it might seem today.
43 This aspiration reflected a craving for everyday structure that persisted over years.
44 This was to facilitate more efficient aspiration of fluid from the lower oesophagus.
45 Hulls may be removed by aspiration on screens.
46 Aspiration, Charas believes, is the key to Mozambique's reinvention.
47 Reflux leads to recurrent or refractory aspiration pneumonia.
48 There remains a sizable gap between aspiration and accomplishment.
49 The generalship was his aspiration.
50 Pulmonary aspiration is a dreaded surgical complication.
51 The otolaryngologist performed another aspiration and recommended tonsillectomy.
52 He has no aspiration for fame or gain.
53 Man's aspiration should be as lofty as the stars.
54 Aspiration removes lightweight trash by blowing it away.
55 Nacreous aspiration ended up as a unstoppable flaw.
56 He nurses an aspiration to be a poet.
57 Objective: Reduce the incidence rate of Meconium aspiration syndrom(MAS).
58 An aspiration psychrometer could destroy a delicate moisture balance.
59 It revealed an aspiration for freedom from imposed limitations.
60 Peace is, and has always been,[http://sentencedict.com/aspiration.html] ultimate human aspiration.
More similar words: inspiration, exasperation, spiral, conspiracy, ratification, gratification, operation, rational, migration, irrational, reparation, separation, AND operation, aberration, celebration, restoration, alliteration, rationalize, exploration, immigration, frustration, corporation, integration, inauguration, exhilaration, registration, concentration, conflagration, confederation, proliferation.