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breathe

[breeth] / briư /


VERB
inspire action
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When Kraft and Heinz, two of the biggest names in American food, merged in 2015, the combined company was supposed to breathe new life into old brands.

From The Wall Street Journal

Essential functions such as breathing, blood circulation, and temperature regulation continued to require the same amount of energy, even as physical activity rose.

From Science Daily

Chemotherapy and radiation left him with a tube in his trachea and difficulty breathing - something that was written into his final role, reprising his "Iceman" character in the 2022 Top Gun sequel.

From BBC

She said that she had trouble breathing and felt like she could have blacked out.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, state water managers breathed a sigh of relief about the marked improvement from the dry start to the month.

From Los Angeles Times