Vocab-ability–222 (spir = breath, spirit) – A More Powerful Vocabulary (earn UpVotes with “Vocab Practice” exercise)

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MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Her best-selling novel inspires me to travel the world.
  2. After running for 30 minutes, he walked back with a heavy respiration as well as perspiring profusely.
  3. The Trinity in Christianity consist of the Father (God), the Son (Jesus) and the holy spirit.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. He stated plainly that the best way to inspire people is by actions and not words.
  2. Respiration can only be associated with living things.
  3. The trainer advised that it is important to perspire when exercising to get the full benefits.
  4. The Spirit of God is here to help us understand the things of God.

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MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. His teacher inspired him to become a scientist.

  2. Asthma is a respiratory disease.

  3. Running around the track made him perspire.

  4. The old man thought he saw ghosts and spirits in the cemetary.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. The artist was inspired by the beauty of nature.

  2. Fish have gills instead of lungs for respiration.

  3. The stress of the situation made him break out in perspiration.

  4. The Japanese make shrines to the spirits of the dead.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. The teacher tried to inspire her students to study hard.

  2. The patient struggled to breathe and the doctors decided that artificial respiration was needed.

  3. The hot weather made her perspire.

  4. In the spirit of openness, the polician released his tax returns.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. I was greatly inspired by the sermon of the preacher.
  2. No living thing can survive without respiration.
  3. My body feel a cold sensation every time i perspire.
  4. His spirit had already left him before the doctor was called

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. inspire
    He tried to inspire others to be more kind with the homeless people.
  2. respiration
    He's respiration gone crazy when he noticed the bear was staring at him.
  3. perspire
    He had so many emotions when he had to present his project that he started to perspire in front of the people.
  4. spirit
    Even though my grandpa died one year ago, his spirit is alive and I keep him deep into my soul.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. She had fallen into depression and was inspired by the motivational self-help books that she was reading.

  2. The nurses are constantly checking the patient’s heartbeat and respiration while the surgeons perform the brain surgery.

  3. Many runner athletes who run a marathon usually perspire heavily during and after the run.

  4. His generosity towards giving to the needy has uplifted their spirits and giving them hope of survival out of poverty.

oh, you missed my vocab on sophi=wise...Thanks!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Inspire:
    I was once inspired to become a singer until I found out how much work that would take.

  2. Respiration:
    I've been have trouble with my respiration system for over two years!

  3. Perspire:
    Could we say an orange perspires when it is peeled?

  4. Spirit:
    If you look real close into your own eyes, while your spirit be looking back at you?


Good work!

It's said that one's spirit is the eternal witness, of everything that happens to us and in us.

As for the orange, the question of its perspiring is still a hot subject of scientific debate.

What glory it will be to fully embrace that spirit.

We could add lemons to their list.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE
1-Inspire
He was inspire by the treatment he received before the speech.
2-Respiration
His respiration was affected after the accident.
3 Perspire
He perspire when put under pressure.
4-Spirit
Somebody believe in spirit while some don't.

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