Whirlpool Bath

Pronunciation: /wɜrlˌpul bæθ/

Definitions of whirlpool bath

noun a swirling body of water

Example Sentences

A1 I like to relax in a whirlpool bath after a long day.

A2 The hotel room comes with a luxurious whirlpool bath.

B1 She decided to install a whirlpool bath in her bathroom for added comfort.

B2 The resort spa offers a variety of treatments, including a whirlpool bath experience.

C1 The whirlpool bath in the penthouse suite is equipped with advanced hydrotherapy features.

C2 After the marathon, the athlete soaked in a whirlpool bath to help ease sore muscles.

Examples of whirlpool bath in a Sentence

formal The hotel room came equipped with a luxurious whirlpool bath for guests to relax in.

informal I can't wait to soak in the whirlpool bath at the spa later.

slang Let's chill in the whirlpool bath and unwind after a long day.

figurative She felt like she was being pulled into a whirlpool bath of emotions.

Grammatical Forms of whirlpool bath

• plural: whirlpool baths
• comparative: more whirlpool bath
• superlative: most whirlpool bath
• present tense: whirlpool bath
• future tense: will whirlpool bath
• perfect tense: has whirlpool bathed
• continuous tense: is whirlpool bathing
• singular: whirlpool bath
• positive degree: whirlpool bath
• infinitive: to whirlpool bath
• gerund: whirlpool bathing
• participle: whirlpool bathed

Origin and Evolution of whirlpool bath

First Known Use: 1914 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'whirlpool bath' originated from the combination of 'whirlpool' meaning a swirling body of water and 'bath' referring to a container filled with water for bathing.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a bath equipped with a system that creates a swirling motion in the water for therapeutic purposes, the term 'whirlpool bath' has evolved to also refer to luxurious spa tubs with built-in jets for relaxation and hydrotherapy.