To breathe again

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to take breath; to feel a sense of relief, as from danger, responsibility, or press of business.

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breathe Rebreathe respire			I was able to breathe again freely, after the utter destruction of all my plans for the future, and of all the hopes that I had founded on them. Law and the Lady by Collins, Wilkie View in context The horses stopped to breathe again, and the guard got down to skid the wheel for the descent, and open the coach-door to let the passengers in. A Tale Of Two Cities by Dickens, Charles View in context Men gasped and began to breathe again, unaware that for a moment they had ceased to breathe. The Call of the Wild by London, Jack View in context			To break in To break jail To break joints To break loose To break no squares To break of To break off To break one's fast To break open To break out To break out a cargo To break sheer To break squares To break the back To break the heart To break the heart of To break the ice To break the neck To break the neck of To break through To break up To break upon a wheel To break wind To breast up a hedge To breathe a vein To breathe again To breathe one's last To breed in and in To breeze up To brick up To brim over To bring a sail to To bring about To bring back To bring by the lee To bring down To bring down the house To bring forth To bring forward To bring grist to the maill To bring home To bring in To bring into play To bring off To bring on To bring one on one's way To bring one round To bring one to his bearings To bring out To bring over To bring suit			To break jail To break joints To break loose To break no squares To break of To break off To break one's fast To break open To break out To break out a cargo To break sheer To break squares To break the back To break the heart To break the heart of To break the ice To break the neck To break the neck of To break through To break up To break upon a wheel To break wind To breast up a hedge To breathe a vein To breathe again To breathe one's last To breed in and in To breeze up To brick up To brim over To bring a sail to To bring about To bring back To bring by the lee To bring down To bring down the house To bring forth To bring forward To bring grist to the maill To bring home To bring in To bring into play To bring off To bring on To bring one on one's way To bring one round To bring one to his bearings To bring out To bring over

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