breathless in Latin
breathless in Latin is exanimis — breathless means unable to breathe easily, especially from exertion.
breathless in Latin
exanimis
Having difficulty breathing; gasping.
What does "breathless" mean?
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adj Unable to breathe easily, especially from exertion.
"She was breathless after sprinting up the stairs."
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adj Filled with excitement or suspense, as if holding one's breath.
"The crowd watched in breathless anticipation."
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adj Completely still, with no wind at all.
"It was a breathless summer evening, not a leaf stirring."
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breathless in a sentence
- She was breathless after sprinting up the stairs.
- The crowd watched in breathless anticipation.
- It was a breathless summer evening, not a leaf stirring.
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What is "breathless" in Latin?
"breathless" in Latin is exanimis. breathless means: Unable to breathe easily, especially from exertion.
How do you use "breathless" in a sentence?
Example: "She was breathless after sprinting up the stairs." In Latin, "breathless" is exanimis.
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