How Do You Spell EXHALED?

Pronunciation: [ɛkshˈe͡ɪld] (IPA)

The word "exhaled" is spelled with three syllables: /eks-heyld/. The first syllable, "ex-," is pronounced with the "eks-" sound, representing the prefix meaning "out of" or "away from." The second syllable begins with the "hey" sound, represented by the letter combination "h-e-x," followed by the schwa sound "-uh." The final syllable is pronounced with the "ld" sound, represented by the letter combination "-al," which often represents the sound for the suffix "-le" in English words.

EXHALED Meaning and Definition

1. Exhaled is a verb that refers to the act of breathing out air or releasing a breath from the lungs. It is the opposite action to inhaling, where one breathes in or takes air into the lungs. When a person exhales, they typically expel carbon dioxide and other waste gases that are produced during the process of respiration.

   The term exhaled can also be used metaphorically to describe the release of emotions or feelings. In this sense, it implies the expression or relief of these emotions through words, actions, or gestures. It signifies the act of letting go or freeing oneself from inner tensions or pressures.

   The act of exhaling can be intentional or involuntary, depending on the circumstances. In controlled breathing exercises or relaxation techniques like yoga or meditation, individuals may purposefully exhale slowly and deeply to promote relaxation and mindfulness. On the other hand, exhaled breaths can also occur involuntarily, such as when coughing, sneezing, or laughing.

   Overall, exhaled primarily refers to the physiological action of expelling air from the lungs, allowing for the elimination of waste gases. However, it can also carry emotional connotations, symbolizing the release or expression of feelings and the liberation of inner tensions.

Top Common Misspellings for EXHALED *

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Other Common Misspellings for EXHALED

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Etymology of EXHALED

The word "exhaled" originates from the combination of the Latin prefix "ex-" and the verb "hale".

The prefix "ex-" means "out", "out of", or "away from" in Latin. It carries the sense of something moving outward, departing, or being removed.

The verb "hale", which is derived from Old English "hal" and Middle English "halen", means "to drag" or "to pull". It has evolved over time to convey the act of drawing in or breathing.

Therefore, when these two elements are combined, "exhaled" takes on the meaning of breath being drawn out or expelled from the body.

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Conjugate verb Exhaled

CONDITIONAL

I would exhale

we would exhale

you would exhale

he/she/it would exhale

they would exhale

FUTURE

I will exhale

we will exhale

you will exhale

he/she/it will exhale

they will exhale

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have exhaled

we will have exhaled

you will have exhaled

he/she/it will have exhaled

they will have exhaled

PAST

I exhaled

we exhaled

you exhaled

he/she/it exhaled

they exhaled

PAST PERFECT

I had exhaled

we had exhaled

you had exhaled

he/she/it had exhaled

they had exhaled

PRESENT

I exhale

we exhale

you exhale

he/she/it exhales

they exhale

PRESENT PERFECT

I have exhaled

we have exhaled

you have exhaled

he/she/it has exhaled

they have exhaled

I am exhaling

we are exhaling

you are exhaling

he/she/it is exhaling

they are exhaling

I was exhaling

we were exhaling

you were exhaling

he/she/it was exhaling

they were exhaling

I will be exhaling

we will be exhaling

you will be exhaling

he/she/it will be exhaling

they will be exhaling

I have been exhaling

we have been exhaling

you have been exhaling

he/she/it has been exhaling

they have been exhaling

I had been exhaling

we had been exhaling

you had been exhaling

he/she/it had been exhaling

they had been exhaling

I will have been exhaling

we will have been exhaling

you will have been exhaling

he/she/it will have been exhaling

they will have been exhaling

I would have exhaled

we would have exhaled

you would have exhaled

he/she/it would have exhaled

they would have exhaled

I would be exhaling

we would be exhaling

you would be exhaling

he/she/it would be exhaling

they would be exhaling

I would have been exhaling

we would have been exhaling

you would have been exhaling

he/she/it would have been exhaling

they would have been exhaling