Cool MateMeaning of Sighs
A long, deep breath expressing feelings like tiredness or annoyance.
In simple words: Long breaths that show tiredness or frustration.
Sighs in a sentence
- She let out a loud sigh of relief after finishing her exam.
- His sighs echoed in the quiet room, revealing his frustration.
- With a sigh, he decided to call it a day.
How to use Sighs
Commonly used to express emotions like sadness or relief, often in informal settings. Less appropriate in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
sigh + object (optional)
Memory hint
Sounds like 'sigh' — imagine letting out a deep breath when tired.
Related words
Collocations with Sighs
- let out a sigh
- heavy sigh
- sigh of relief
- sigh deeply
- sigh in frustration
Synonyms for Sighs
- breath
- exhale
- groan
- moan
- whine
Common mistakes with Sighs
- Confused with 'signs' which have a different meaning.
- May forget to use the correct tense when narrating past events.
- Omitting the context around the sigh can lead to misunderstandings.
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Frequently asked questions about Sighs
What does Sighs mean?
Long breaths that show tiredness or frustration.
What is the definition of Sighs?
A long, deep breath expressing feelings like tiredness or annoyance.
How do you use Sighs in a sentence?
She let out a loud sigh of relief after finishing her exam.
Can you give another example of Sighs?
His sighs echoed in the quiet room, revealing his frustration.
What are synonyms for Sighs?
Common alternatives include breath, exhale, groan, moan, whine.
What is the opposite of Sighs?
Opposite meanings include cheer, joy.
What words go with Sighs?
It commonly pairs with let out a sigh, heavy sigh, sigh of relief, sigh deeply, sigh in frustration.
What are common mistakes when using Sighs?
Confused with 'signs' which have a different meaning. May forget to use the correct tense when narrating past events. Omitting the context around the sigh can lead to misunderstandings.
How do you pronounce Sighs?
US: //saɪ//, UK: //saɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Sighs?
Commonly used to express emotions like sadness or relief, often in informal settings. Less appropriate in formal writing.