Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deep-sigh
noun
/diːp saɪ/

Definition
A prolonged exhalation that expresses feelings of relief, sadness, or contemplation.

Examples
- After finishing the exam, she let out a deep-sigh of relief.
- He took a deep-sigh, contemplating his next move in life.
- As the news sank in, a deep-sigh escaped his lips.

Meaning
A deep-sigh often indicates an emotional release or a sense of burden; it’s a way of communicating feelings without words.

Synonyms
- exhale
- breath
- heave
- groan