Deep breaths

Meaning: This refers to the process of taking long and slow breaths to relax or calm oneself. It's like saying, Inhale and exhale slowly to calm your mind.

Choice of Words: Deep is an adjective that describes something that extends far down from the top or surface. Breaths are the inhalation and exhalation of air by living beings. In this context, "Deep breaths" suggests taking long and slow breaths to relax or calm oneself.

Alternative Expressions

Breathe deeply.

Meaning: This is another way to say "Take deep breaths". It means to breathe in a lot of air, filling your lungs up all the way.

Choice of Words: Breathe is a verb that means to take in and let out air. Deeply is an adverb that means in a way that goes far down or inward. When you put them together, "Breathe deeply" is an instruction to inhale a large amount of air into your lungs.

Inhale deeply.

Meaning: This is a more scientific way to say "Take deep breaths" or "Breathe deeply". It means to breathe in a lot of air, filling your lungs up all the way.

Choice of Words: Inhale is a verb that means to take air into your lungs. Deeply is an adverb that means in a way that goes far down or inward. When you put them together, "Inhale deeply" is an instruction to take a large breath of air into your lungs.

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