What is another word for asphyxiation?
Pronunciation:
[ ɐsfˌɪksɪˈe͡ɪʃən], [ ɐsfˌɪksɪˈeɪʃən], [ ɐ_s_f_ˌɪ_k_s_ɪ__ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
Related words: asphyxiation causes, asphyxiation in infants, why do people get asphyxiated, types of asphyxiation, lung asphyxiation, asphyxiated
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Synonyms for Asphyxiation:
n.
• asphyxiation (noun) • killing (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • state (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- purifying,
- purgatorial,
- buy the farm,
- oedema,
- electric shock,
- cool down,
- gaining control,
- emesis,
- choking coil,
- acute,
- garrotte,
- pyrexia,
- neoplasm,
- wasting away,
- sphacelus,
- pass away,
- blow,
- evacuation,
- gripes,
- painful sensation,
- defeat,
- flux density,
- gauntness,
- pain in the ass,
- feverishness,
- carnage,
- strangle,
- development,
- shiver,
- vote out,
- mangle,
- regurgitation,
- fervour,
- purgation,
- frisson,
- remove,
- mow down,
- hurt,
- vote down,
- ignition,
- genus icterus,
- quelling,
- sickness,
- asthma attack,
- haemorrhage,
- state of flux,
- remotion,
- throttle,
- mass murder,
- die,
- fag,
- bronchial asthma,
- tender,
- scrag,
- infliction,
- settlement,
- pass,
- stifle,
- hurting,
- sultry,
- outrage,
- motor ataxia,
- walloping,
- wear down,
- inflaming,
- drink down,
- giddiness,
- blackwash,
- acrimony,
- jade,
- jounce,
- suffocate,
- wear upon,
- ill-timed,
- calvary,
- excitation,
- quiver,
- clog,
- tiredness,
- flow,
- pop,
- foolhardy,
- carrying out,
- syncopation,
- iron collar,
- increase,
- roseola,
- afflictive,
- ail,
- carrying into action,
- pop off,
- mix,
- redness,
- gangrene,
- heady,
- blizzard,
- irregularity,
- traumatize,
- deadening,
- upheaval,
- paroxysm,
- appal,
- fuse,
- sulphurous,
- debacle,
- thrashing,
- trouncing,
- fatigue duty,
- chills and fever,
- congest,
- rubor,
- maturation,
- writ of execution,
- thrill,
- fervor,
- suffocating,
- anchylosis,
- ataxy,
- disgorgement,
- swoon,
- puking,
- cushion,
- excitement,
- iciness,
- excreting,
- wipe out,
- drop dead,
- kindling,
- crushing,
- fit,
- polish off,
- reckless,
- drubbing,
- foul,
- acute accent,
- excretion,
- capital punishment,
- jar,
- asphyxiate,
- blend,
- ball over,
- mutilate,
- tire out,
- raw,
- intestinal colic,
- nuisance,
- palsy,
- choke off,
- implementation,
- decease,
- bolt down,
- toss off,
- unseasonable,
- tire,
- dispatch,
- clog up,
- shed blood,
- genus anemia,
- bonyness,
- lightheadedness,
- merge,
- jolt,
- traumatise,
- butchery,
- daze,
- garotte,
- fag out,
- croak,
- thorniness,
- coalesce,
- exanthem,
- voiding,
- butcher,
- seismic disturbance,
- gelidity,
- down,
- toxic condition,
- huffy,
- ontogenesis,
- annoyance,
- weary,
- electrical shock,
- bother,
- ontogeny,
- pall,
- suffocative,
- choke coil,
- firing,
- exanthema,
- give-up the ghost,
- off,
- tartness,
- sulfurous,
- outgrowth,
- induration,
- lumbar pain,
- liquify,
- stamp out,
- ictus,
- fluxion,
- meld,
- belt down,
- combine,
- fret,
- riddance,
- executing,
- cough,
- reasoning by elimination,
- pain sensation,
- itchiness,
- efflorescence,
- magnetic flux,
- turmoil,
- suspension,
- stupor,
- human death,
- tingle,
- extinction,
- faint,
- blow out of the water,
- maceration,
- premature,
- pour down,
- performance,
- appall,
- botheration,
- sensitive,
- increment,
- character assassination,
- stultification,
- liquefy,
- painful,
- pain in the neck,
- expire,
- mad,
- snuff it,
- perish,
- sternutation,
- anguish,
- purge,
- sneeze,
- slay,
- offend,
- back up,
- dangling,
- suppression,
- febrility,
- acerbity,
- bleed,
- gag,
- take aback,
- trouble,
- immix,
- starving,
- scandalise,
- impairment,
- execution of instrument,
- outwear,
- death penalty,
- bump off,
- wear,
- cramp,
- stomach upset,
- painfulness,
- wrong,
- impact,
- conflate,
- dyssynergia,
- genus rheum,
- raptus,
- intoxication,
- whipping,
- dyspnoea,
- itch,
- emergence,
- capture,
- cool,
- vomit,
- shock absorber,
- famishment,
- bitterness,
- shudder,
- withering,
- growing,
- mortification,
- wear out,
- cleanup,
- scandalize,
- wall hanging,
- go,
- muscle spasm,
- magnetic field,
- cash in one's chips,
- shivering,
- febricity,
- commingle,
- prematurely,
- shoot down,
- conk,
- exit,
- skin rash,
- weariness,
- floor,
- sidesplitting,
- kick the bucket,
- obliterate,
- instruction execution,
- lighting.
- shock,
- colic,
- apnea,
- anemia,
- inflammation,
- dysentery,
- necrosis,
- pain,
- fatigue,
- spasm,
- cyanosis,
- pruritus,
- ataxia,
- megadeath,
- growth,
- wasting,
- starvation,
- hemorrhage,
- icterus,
- emaciation,
- stifling,
- Drowning,
- ague,
- indigestion,
- atrophy,
- hypotension,
- nausea,
- itching,
- cachexia,
- apparent death,
- jaundice,
- tumor,
- Diarrhea,
- asphyxiates,
- syncope,
- lumbago,
- coughing,
- asthma,
- dropsy,
- ankylosis,
- dizziness,
- anoxia,
- Burking,
- choking,
- garrote,
- choke,
- rheum,
- hypertension,
- constipation,
- violent death,
- fibrillation,
- anaemia,
- chill,
- vertigo,
- Chills,
- sore,
- rash,
- abscess,
- tachycardia,
- fever,
- upset stomach,
- throttling,
- bleeding,
- asphyxia,
- backache,
- dyspepsia,
- dyspnea,
- tumour,
- Low Blood Pressure,
- strangling,
- skin eruption,
- seizure,
- flux,
- sneezing,
- convulsion,
- edema,
- Fainting,
- tabes,
- cachexy,
- paralysis,
- hydrops,
- high blood pressure,
- insomnia,
- smothering,
- vomiting,
- marasmus,
- sclerosis.
How to use "Asphyxiation" in context?
Asphyxiation is the death of a person due to the obstruction of oxygen to the brain. It can occur from a number of causes, including but not limited to: an obstruction of the airways (especially following an attack of asphyxiation from smoke or carbon monoxide); a blockage of the windpipe (causing suffocation); or an infection of the lungs (pneumonia). Fortunately, most asphyxiations are reversible, and people can often be saved if their breathing is immediately recognized and they receive professional medical help.
Paraphrases for Asphyxiation:
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Equivalence
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Noun, singular or mass
suffocation.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
strangulation.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
asphyxia.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hyponym for Asphyxiation:
n.
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state
hypoxia.
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state
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