sigh
verbUK /saɪ/
US /saɪ/
To breathe out slowly and loudly because you feel tired, sad, or relieved.
She sighed and put down her heavy bag.
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2. A long, slow, loud breath you take when you feel tired, sad, or relieved.
He let out a deep sigh after finishing his homework.
3. To make a soft, long sound like wind or trees moving.
The wind sighed through the trees.
4. To say something with a long, slow breath, often showing you are tired or unhappy.
"I guess so," she sighed.