hyperventilated's Usage Examples:

"somewhat sickening, mildly gonzo" and added, "Crazy Love takes a mildly hyperventilated approach to its subject; there’s a hint of tabloid sensationalism,.

And finally a doctor saw me and said, 'You hyperventilated'.

body double on set who was supposed to go into the river, but she hyperventilated.

that "Despite seemingly adequate training, EMS personnel consistently hyperventilated patients during out-of-hospital CPR", with the same research group.

She becomes hyperventilated after the titular character appears in a darkroom and blinds her with.

Leah had to be taken to a hospital because she hyperventilated during a challenge.

He blacked out from lack of oxygen—because he hyperventilated too much before he got into the water.

personal and human rights and continued shooting even after her daughter hyperventilated following the dispute with Kobayashi.

proved grueling for her; she was put on supplemental oxygen when she hyperventilated one day, and also dislocated a rib.

Both Foster and the Gaiciunas siblings hyperventilated with pure oxygen beforehand in order to drive carbon dioxide from their.

Boyle has "a limitless capacity for invention and a gift for nimble, hyperventilated prose to delineate his heightened vision of the world.

On June 20, 2012, Sashihara had a panic attack onstage, and hyperventilated due to the stress.

Bawer’s While Europe Slept", adding that in his opinion, Bawer's "hyperventilated rhetoric tips from actual critique into Islamophobia".

Doctors determined she had hyperventilated due to stress, and she took a few days off to rest, before resuming.

[citation needed] If the diver has hyperventilated, the mechanism is essentially that for shallow water blackout but hypoxia.

However, Lady Magdalia has hyperventilated due to her illness.

been with Bruce Bawer's While Europe Slept", and claimed that "[I]ts hyperventilated rhetoric tips from actual critique into Islamophobia.

Synonyms:

suspire; respire; take a breath; breathe;

Antonyms:

right; dislike;