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breathe out

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breathe something out
to exhale something. At last, he breathed his last breath out, and that was the end. Breathe out your breath slowly.
See also: breathe, out

breathe out

to exhale. Now, breathe out, then breathe in. The doctor told me to breathe out slowly.
See also: breathe, out


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The instruction given was "breathe in through your nose, aim at getting the air to the lower part of your lungs; allow the air to go under here [investigator's hand over the subject's epigastric/subcostal region] and breathe out by gently blowing against your loosely closed lips, as if you are blowing a candle flame so that it bends but doesn't blow out.
Breathe in when squeezing the muscle; breathe out on the release.
 
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