Synonyms for inhalation
ˌɪn həˈleɪ ʃənin·hala·tion

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1. inhalation, inspiration, aspiration, intake, breathing innoun

   the act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing

   Synonyms:
   breathing in, uptake, consumption, aspiration, inspiration, inhalant, brainchild, inlet, ambition, divine guidance, intake, ingestion, stirring, dream

2. inhalant, inhalationnoun

   a medication to be taken by inhaling it

   Synonyms:
   breathing in, intake, inspiration, aspiration, inhalant

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1. inhalationnoun

   Synonyms:
   inspiration

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1. List of paraphrases for "inhalation":

   inhaled, breathing, intranasal, suction, respirable

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1. inhalation

   Synonyms:
   See Steam inhalation therapy
   

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1. Eryn Piper:

   The big problem we’ve been hearing about is inhalation solutions, not really the inhalers, it’s more like the solutions that go into the nebulizer machines for inhalation that the patients breath in.

2. Debra Jackson:

   Two of her sons got burned, she probably is just smoke inhalation. But thank God that they're alive, my heart goes out to the family that lost all their family.

3. Mohammad Baqer Hanbar:

   Right now, 25 fire engines at the site are extinguishing the fire, so far, there has been one firefighter injured in this incident who suffered from smoke inhalation, and the person is in stable condition.

4. Sven Jordt:

   Our nose, mouth and throat contain nerve endings that sense painful and irritating chemicals in the inhaled air. For example, the burning, stinging feeling elicited by smoke inhalation is mediated by these nerve endings. They also trigger sneezing and cough, basically to defend the lungs from inhaling toxic chemicals, the new chemicals we identified in e-cigarettes activate these nerve endings more strongly. Especially when activated over a longer period, as in smokers, and potentially in e-cigarette users, these mechanisms have been shown to cause inflammation and asthma and contribute to emphysema.

5. John Thurman:

   I was really fortunate in the fact that the outside of my body -- I wasn't cut, I wasn't burned, a lot of the jet fuel splashed up into our area, and burned some people fairly significantly. However, being exposed basically to kerosene...I had severe smoke inhalation.