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halitus
[ hal-i-tuhs ]
noun
, plural hal·i·tus·es.
- breath; exhalation; vapor.
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Other Words From
- ha·lit·u·os·i·ty [h, uh, -lich-oo-, os, -i-tee], noun
- ha·lit·u·ous [h, uh, -, lich, -oo-, uh, s], adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
In his pagis hiatus conspicitur terr, unde halitus lethalis exsurgens, quodcunque animal prope consistit, odore gravi consumit.
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Turner ascribed it to malign vapours from the interior of the earth (malignos terrae matris halitus).
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The bald eagles (Halitus leucocephalus) were very plentiful and there were several nests built in the vicinity.
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Of the eagles, the most widespread and commonest is the bald eagle (Halitus leucocephalus).
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