Pronunciation: /æzˈθmætɪk/
noun a person who suffers from asthma
A1 My friend is asthmatic and always carries an inhaler with him.
A2 The asthmatic student was excused from participating in the strenuous physical activity.
B1 The doctor prescribed a new medication for the asthmatic patient to help manage their symptoms.
B2 As an asthmatic, she is careful to avoid triggers that could lead to an asthma attack.
C1 The asthmatic individual underwent regular check-ups to monitor their lung function and overall health.
C2 Despite being asthmatic, he was able to excel in sports and lead an active lifestyle with proper management.
adjective relating to or suffering from asthma
A1 She is asthmatic and needs to carry an inhaler with her at all times.
A2 The doctor prescribed a new medication for the asthmatic patient.
B1 Regular exercise can help improve the symptoms of asthmatic individuals.
B2 The asthmatic condition can be triggered by various factors such as allergies or pollution.
C1 The asthmatic athlete managed to win the race despite facing breathing difficulties.
C2 The research study focused on finding new treatments for asthmatic patients with severe symptoms.
formal The asthmatic patient requires regular monitoring and medication to manage their condition.
informal My friend is asthmatic and always carries an inhaler with them.
slang I can't hang out in that smoky bar, I'm asthmatic and it will trigger an attack.
figurative Her fear of failure was like an asthmatic's struggle for breath, overwhelming and suffocating.
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