Breath and Gale

Breath

Breath noun - A slight or gentle movement of air.
Usage example: a sweet breath caressed her cheek as she sat in the garden

Gale and breath are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gale" instead a noun "Breath".

Gale

Gale noun - A sudden intense expression of strong feeling.
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Synonyms for Gale

Breath and gale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Breath" instead a noun "Gale".

Nearby Word: Galen

How words are described

original original breath original gale
powerful powerful breath powerful gale
next next breath next gale

Both words in one sentence

  • Talents include disguise, gale-force breath, and a voracious appetite for pigs, little girls and grandmothers.
    Source: Villains
  • Superman (and, of course, all other Kryptonians and Daxamites) also possess hurricane breath; that is, they can create and direct gale-force winds simply by exhaling, without the winds necessarily being freezing cold.
  • Film / Superman II Mood Whiplash: After Superman has been crushed under the bus that Non and Ursa threw, the people of Metropolis assume him dead and band together to attack the Kryptonian criminals... who simply stand still and begin blowing them away with their gale-force wind equivalent breath.
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