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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The engineer designed an inhaler to pull in more cool air for the computer.
The mechanic used an inhaler to remove oil from the engine.
The air purifier acts as an inhaler of pollutants.
The humidifier acted like an inhaler, filling the room with moisture.
An air freshener is an inhaler of pleasant aromas.
The deep breaths she took on the mountaintop were like an inhaler for her spirit.
The smoker was an inhaler of nicotine, unable to quit despite the health risks.
The aroma of freshly baked bread was like an inhaler for her soul.
The perfume was so strong that it acted like an inhaler, overwhelming her senses.
He forgot to bring his inhaler to the basketball game and had trouble breathing.
He felt his heart race after using the inhaler.
An inhaler is a device used for inhaling scented smoke or incense in many cultures around the world.
The vacuum cleaner works like an inhaler, drawing in dust and dirt from the floor.
The pump in the aquarium acts as an inhaler to pull in water and filter it for the fish.
The mining operation uses an inhaler to pull out ore and other resources from the earth.
The doctor prescribed an inhaler to help the patient with asthma breathe easier.
The diver used an inhaler to suck in air from the oxygen tank underwater.
The firefighter used an inhaler to suck in smoke while inside the burning building.
The inhaler was found hidden in the suspect's car.
The addict relied heavily on his inhaler to get his fix.
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