Breatharian

Pronunciation: /ˌbrɛθˈɛəriən/

Definitions of breatharian

noun a person who believes that it is possible, through meditation, to reach a level of consciousness where one can obtain all the nutrients needed for survival from the air and sunlight alone

Example Sentences

Examples of breatharian in a Sentence

formal The breatharian movement promotes the idea that humans can live solely on air and sunlight.

informal I heard about this guy who claims to be a breatharian and never eats solid food.

slang Breatharians believe they can survive on good vibes alone.

figurative She was like a breatharian in the sense that she seemed to thrive on very little sustenance.

Grammatical Forms of breatharian

• past tense: breatharianed
• plural: breatharians
• comparative: more breatharian
• superlative: most breatharian
• present tense: breatharians
• future tense: will breatharian
• perfect tense: have breatharianed
• continuous tense: is breatharianing
• singular: breatharian
• positive degree: breatharian
• infinitive: to breatharian
• gerund: breatharianing
• participle: breatharianed

Origin and Evolution of breatharian

First Known Use: 1970 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'breatharian' is believed to have originated from the combination of the words 'breath' and 'arian', indicating a lifestyle where individuals believe they can sustain themselves solely on air and sunlight.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe individuals who claim to live without the need for food or water, the term 'breatharian' has evolved to also encompass those who practice extreme fasting or restrictive diets.