Antonym: choke, smother, suffocate. Similar words: breath, breathing, breathable, breathless, out of breath, breathtaking, breathing space, wreathe. Meaning: [briːð] 
v. 1. draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs 2. be alive 3. impart as if by breathing 4. allow the passage of air through 5. utter or tell 6. manifest or evince 7. take a short break from one's activities in order to relax 8. reach full flavor by absorbing air and being let to stand after having been uncorked 9. expel (gases or odors).
v. 1. draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs 2. be alive 3. impart as if by breathing 4. allow the passage of air through 5. utter or tell 6. manifest or evince 7. take a short break from one's activities in order to relax 8. reach full flavor by absorbing air and being let to stand after having been uncorked 9. expel (gases or odors). 
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241. Breathe in the love instilled into this speck of time and creation.
242. Palette tangs don't even have nasal passages - they breathe through gills.
243. People who breathe in your tobacco smoke can be seriously harmed.
244. We breathe out simply by relaxing the diaphragm; the lungs deflate like balloons.
245. It is most harmful to breathe in such polluted air.
246. I hate to talk with people who breathe out wine fumes.
247. Speak less, breathe through the nose and gargle your throat.
248. When people breathe in cadmium it can severely damage the lungs.
249. I then noticed the stench . It was an odor hat was putrid. I could barely breathe.
250. We breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide every day.
251. The voice teacher taught the singer to Breathe out slowly.
252. Polio patients are learning to breathe through the glossopharyngeal method of taking breaths.
252. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.
253. Each time I smoke, I breathe in about a million particles for each cubic centimeter.
254. The key to maximizing both air and speed is to breathe as seamlessly as possible.
255. And just breathe that fresh air, you can almost taste its freshness.
256. Results: The emergency in CT - room included allergy, breathe - cardiac arrest, phobic reaction, epilepsy, hemoptysis.
257. Doctors always ask their patients to breathe in and out.
258. Just as I started to breathe easier, a high - pitched scream tore through the dead air.
259. Hold out your arms, smile and breathe your new fantastic life with HOUSEMATE.
260. His asthma made it difficult for him to breathe after climbing a flight of stairs.
261. Shock victims often have a weak pulse, pale and clammy skin(sentencedict.com), and breathe with difficulty.
262. Do not breathe lye and do not let chidren small children near it.
263. Breathe in through the right nostril three times, and exhale through the mouth.
264. If you begin to breathe too fast or feel lightheaded, slow your breathing.
265. Dead breathe I living breathe, tread dead dust, devour a urinous offal from all dead.
266. On the margins, why do fibers breathe out leaves and wind?
267. Notice how your hands move as you breathe in and out.
268. MCBRIDE baring his teeth: And while McBride doth breathe , so shall it be!
269. Wheezing and coughing are also more common in children who breathe secondhand smoke.
270. He arrived just after his father in, then to breathe out fully.
More similar words: breath, breathing, breathable, breathless, out of breath, breathtaking, breathing space, wreathe, wreath, catherine the great, beat a retreat, break, bread, leather, feather, weather, death, breach, breast, break up, breadth, break off, break in, break out, breaker, break-up, abreast, outbreak, bequeath, beneath.