Aspirated

The mountaineer took deep aspirated breaths of fresh air at the summit.

The dentist advised the patient to avoid aspirated foods after the tooth extraction.

The doctor heard aspirated wheezing in the patient's lungs.

She pronounced the aspirated "h" in "huge" correctly.

The chef's signature dish is an aspirated gazpacho soup.

The aspirated air from the sneeze blew the candles out.

The language teacher emphasized the importance of aspirated sounds in spoken English.

The singer has an aspirated style of singing, which is unique.

The new vacuum cleaner has an aspirated filter system that captures dust and allergens.

The aspirated sounds in the words "harm" and "arm" are different.

The aspirated consonant is an important feature of the English language.

He pronounced the "wh" in "white" as an aspirated sound.

The singer's aspirated voice added a unique texture to the song.

She likes her tea to be served with aspirated milk foam.

The aspirated "p" in the word "pot" is the reason why it sounds different from "bot."

The aspirated letter "h" in "humble" distinguishes it from "umble."

The aspirated spray of water from the fountain felt refreshing on a hot day.

The word "hut" is an example of an aspirated word, as it begins with a burst of air.

The chef used an aspirated technique to infuse the flavors in the dish.

Aspirated consonants are commonly used in languages such as Mandarin and Hindi.

In Scottish Gaelic, the letter "ch" is often aspirated to create a distinct sound.

She likes to drink her coffee with an aspirated foam on top.

He spoke with an aspirated tone to emphasize his point.

The aspirated "h" in the word "he" is often dropped in casual speech.

The chef used an aspirated pipette to add a finishing touch to the dish.

The scuba diver wore an aspirated mask to prevent fogging.

The pronunciation of "k" in "skate" versus "scate" is an example of an aspirated versus non-aspirated sound.

The linguist studied the aspirated consonants in the Sanskrit language.

The aspirated "p" in the word "spin" sounds different from the unaspirated "p" in "pin".

The runner took an aspirated breath before the race began.

She plays the flute with an aspirated breath technique.

The Tibetan language uses a lot of aspirated consonants, which can be difficult for non-native speakers to pronounce correctly.

The doctor listened for an aspirated breath sound, which can indicate a problem with the lungs.

In some languages, such as Arabic, aspirated consonants can change the meaning of a word.

The speech therapist helped the child pronounce the aspirated "th" sound correctly.

When she said the word "hat," she made an aspirated "h" sound at the beginning.

The pilot aspirated the cockpit before takeoff to ensure the air conditioning was working properly.

The musician aspirated the flute before playing a beautiful melody.

The singer used an aspirated style of singing, which gave her voice a breathy quality.

The lab technician aspirated the liquid from the test tube.

The painter used an aspirated spray technique to paint the mural.

The janitor aspirated the water from the flooded basement.

The windy conditions made her voice sound aspirated on the phone.

The linguist noted the aspirated "p" sound in the native language of the region.

The actor's aspirated delivery made the audience laugh.

The diver aspirated a little bit of water while exploring the underwater cave.

The aspirated "h" in "hat" distinguishes it from "at".

The doctor listened to the patient's aspirated breath sounds with a stethoscope.

The young athlete had an aspirated goal to win an Olympic medal.

The musician's aspirated breath added texture to the beginning of the song.