Breath
Breath noun - A momentary halt in an activity.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- In The Cycle of Fire, the Mharg demons have a breath weapon that reduces all life to slime, and leaves the land barren for decades afterwards.
Source: Breath Weapon / Literature -
Galateids: Gifted with the breath of life and full of the Sanguine humour, Galateids are descended from Galatea, the mythological Greek statue brought to life by the goddess of love.
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Sometimes a person who "dies", as in no breath or pulse, can be brought back to life via CPR or other medical care.
Source: Came Back Wrong
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