hyperventilating's Usage Examples:

involving hyperventilating Cheyne–Stokes respiration, the breathing disorder Hypocapnia, a physiological result of hyperventilating "Hyperventilating" (song).

somewhat withdrawn, and noticeably afraid of the dark, to the extent of hyperventilating whenever she is inside dark enclosed spaces, or even at just the thought.

In this case, it might be something like, "When I start hyperventilating, I will have a heart attack.

It can be provoked by hyperventilating just before a dive, or as a consequence of the pressure reduction on.

Wim Hof Method with a good dose of common sense (for instance, not hyperventilating before submerging in water) and without excessive expectations: it.

" DirectLyrics jokingly wrote, "Where's my oxygen mask? I'm hyperventilating," in response to Elliott's guest appearance on the record.

Well, as I started going down, I started hyperventilating because it was so cold, so I thought that was the last anybody was.

He was singing so high that he was hyperventilating.

no-holds-barred second act, the audience seemed to be squirming and hyperventilating en masse, so nervous was the laughter and the low rumble of chatter.

" Michael Deacon of The Daily Telegraph wrote, "After the dark, hyperventilating dance rush of Swinging London Town, the band could legitimately rename.

They reported she was "very agitated, crying, hyperventilating".

his office, and he later received incorrect medical treatment while hyperventilating in an airplane.

vessels constrict when carbon dioxide levels are below normal, so hyperventilating a person with a ventilator or bag valve mask can temporarily reduce.

The New York Times called Cocaine Cowboys, “a hyperventilating account of the blood-drenched Miami drug culture in the 1970s and 1980s.

There are four Blanchard originals, of which the hyperventilating "Wandering Wonder" and the hectic "Azania" are a little too effusive—the.

incident: "I had a panic attack! My hands went stiff and I started hyperventilating.

Synonyms:

treat; care for;

Antonyms:

right; dislike;