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embreathe

embreathe verb: to breathe into; to inspire with.

Verb

embreathe (third-person singular simple present embreathes, present participle embreathing, simple past and past participle embreathed)

  1. (archaic, poetic, transitive) To breathe into; to inspire with.

Forms of embreathe

third-person singular presentembreathes
present participleembreathing
past participleembreathed
pastembreathed

Origin of embreathe

From em- + breathe.

Questions about embreathe

What does embreathe mean?
Embreathe means to breathe into; to inspire with.
What part of speech is embreathe?
Embreathe is a verb.
What is the past tense of embreathe?
The past tense of embreathe is embreathed.

Words near embreathe in the dictionary

  1. embrazures
  2. embread
  3. embreaded
  4. embreading
  5. embreads
  6. embreathe
  7. embreathed
  8. embreathement
  9. embreathes
  10. embreathing
  11. embrechite

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