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Definition of insufflation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
general actionRare action of blowing air into somethingRare
- The insufflation of air helped inflate the balloon.
2.
medicalTECH. blowing air or powder into body cavitiesTECH.
- Insufflation is used to administer certain medications.
3.
religious ritualDated ritual act of breathing onto baptismal waterDated
- The priest performed the insufflation during the baptism ceremony.
Origin of insufflation
Latin, insufflare (to blow into)
Examples of insufflation in a sentence
Insufflation of the powder was necessary for the experiment. The doctor performed insufflation to inflate the abdomen. Insufflation of the nasal cavity can help clear blockages. The ancient ritual included an insufflation by the shaman. Insufflation was a key part of the sacred ceremony.
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- French:insufflation, insufflation médicale, ...
- German:Insufflation, ...
- Italian:insufflazione, atto di insufflare, ...
- Spanish:insuflación, insuflación médica, ...
- Portuguese:insuflação, insuflamento, ...
- Chinese:充气, 气体吹入法, ...
- Japanese:吹き込み, 気管内注入, ...
- Arabic:نَفْخ, تَنْفِيخ, ...
- Hebrew:נִפּוּחַ, נִיפוּחַ, ...
- Russian:инсуффляция, вдувание воздуха, ...
- Ukrainian:вдування, ...
- Hindi:फूंक, इंसफ्लेशन, ...
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