Difference between Breathe Out and Breathe

BREATHE OUT vs BREATHE: VERB

Expel (gases or odors)
Take a short break from one's activities in order to relax
Utter or tell
Manifest or evince
Draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs
Allow the passage of air through
Be alive
Reach full flavor by absorbing air and being let to stand after having been uncorked
Impart as if by breathing

To inhale and exhale (air or a gas such as oxygen) during respiration.
To inhale (an aroma, for example).
To exhale or blow out.
To impart or instill.
To reach fullness of flavor and aroma through exposure to air. Used chiefly of wine.
To be manifested or suggested, as an idea or feeling.
To be exhaled or emanated, as a fragrance.
To allow air to pass through.
To move or blow gently.
To pause to rest or regain breath.
To use air in combustion.
To take in or exchange (air or gases).
To utter, especially quietly.
To make apparent or manifest; suggest.
To allow (a person or animal) to rest or regain breath.
To utter with a voiceless exhalation of air.
To draw in (air) for combustion.
To respire; to inhale and exhale air; hence;, to live.
To take breath; to rest from action.
To pass like breath; noiselessly or gently; to exhale; to emanate; to blow gently.
To exchange gases as part of respiration or photosynthesis.
To exhale air or another gas.
To inhale air or another gas.
To inhale and exhale air using the lungs.
To be alive; live.

To draw air into and expel it from the lungs; respire; figuratively, to live.
To make a single respiration.
To take breath; rest from action.
To pass, as air; blow: as, “when winds breathe sweet,”
To give utterance to disparaging or calumnious remarks; make insinuations: with upon.
To exhale, as an odor; emanate.
Figuratively, of inanimate things, to be instinct; be alive.
To inhale and exhale in respiration: as, to breathe vitiated air.
To inject by breathing; infuse: with into: as, “to breathe life into a stone,”
To exhale; send out as breath; express; manifest.
To inspire or blow into; cause to sound by breathing.
To utter; speak; whisper.
To suffer to rest or recover breath.
To open and bleed (a vein).
To exercise; keep in breath.
(idiom) (breathe (one's) last) To die.
(idiom) (easily/easy) /freely) To be relaxed or relieved, especially after a period of tension.
(idiom) (breathe down (someone's) neck) To watch or monitor closely, often annoyingly.
(idiom) (breathe down (someone's) neck) To threaten by proximity, especially by pursuing closely.

Eupnea, Anhelation, Breathe, Suspiration, Exsufflation, Inhale, Effume, Inbreathe, Exhalable, Rebreathe, Halitus, Outbreathe, Breathe in, Expire, Exhale

Air, Ventilate, Infuse, Inject, Relax, Breath, Inhale, Exhale, Take a breather, Take a breath, Pass off, Give off, Rest, Emit, Respire

Breath, Eupnea, Anhelation, Breathe, Suspiration, Exsufflation, Inhale, Effume, Inbreathe, Exhalable, Rebreathe, Halitus, Outbreathe, Breathe in, Exhale

Respiration, Respiratory, Smell, Air, Ventilate, Infuse, Inject, Relax, Breath, Inhale, Exhale, Give off, Rest, Emit, Respire

Our cells do this too, which is why we breathe in oxygen but breathe out carbon dioxide.
Some of what he shared hopefully will help me to breathe in and breathe out.
Almost all living things breathe in and breathe out this air.
JOHN Good, stand here, facing me, breathe in, breathe out.
Say to yourself 'breathe in' and 'breathe out' ten times.
Close your eyes, slowly breathe in and breathe out.
Breathe out so that I can breathe you in.
Humans breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide.
Breathe out the very Breath we now breathe in!
Breathe in, breathe out, I had to keep calm.

Colorado privileges are taken away, that he no longer gets to breathe the sweet air that us Coloradans get to breathe anymore.
If it is difficult to breathe, it may be hard to eat at the same time as breathe.
Night time is terrible, with her vocalizing and attempting to breathe; I often hold her head up so that she can breathe better.
They may be able to breathe on their own, although some people require a machine to help them breathe.
We breathe in oxygen and we breathe out carbon dioxide.
You have to breathe first so your can help your child breathe.
Breathe in, breathe out the blessed joy that we can endure in love.
Almost all living things breathe in and breathe out this air.
Breathe out so that I can breathe you in.
What would it be like to die and still breathe and breathe and breathe?