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- 1. done with great effort and difficulty: "his breathing was laboured" Similar Opposite
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2 days ago · (adjective) Without precedent; unparalleled. It was a time of unexampled prosperity, and the once poor family was able to move to a lovely mansion in an affluent neighborhood. Discuss. Play. Prepositional idioms combine prepositions with verbs, nouns, or phrases to create idiomatic expressions.
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4 days ago · If snoring, wheezing or laboured breathing occurs, Gerken suggests that this may indicate signs of a breathing obstruction, sleep apnea or other respiratory illnesses. "Parents should monitor for signs of struggling while breathing as indicated by flared nostrils, breathing fast or chest retractions (the chest sinks below the breastbone or between the ribs during each breath)," she explains.
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