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inhale

verb as in breathe in

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"The building was designed with sealed windows. The facility and building managers also inhaled smoke and passed out during the incident leaving no incident manager or safety warden in charge," the statement added.

From BBC

We are inhaling poor quality air because of the damp, the mould and the dust,'' he said.

From BBC

“By 3 in the afternoon, crews were struggling to hold it,” the employee said through a hacking cough, attributing it to smoke inhaled that chaotic day.

These solvents evaporate quickly and can be easily inhaled or absorbed through the skin.

From Salon

It warned that beyond the "contaminated water and soil, contaminants from the spilled mine tailings may also become airborne, posing a health threat if inhaled".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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