verb

sigh

to sigh

He sighed with relief.

He sighed with relief.

She sighed deeply and closed her eyes.

She sighed deeply and closed her eyes.

to sigh ((with sth.)) to let out a breath because of an emotion He sighed with relief.

to sigh ((adverb)) to sigh in a particular way She sighed deeply.

Synonyms: groan, moan

From Old English 'sican', probably of imitative origin.

The sound of the word 'sigh' is similar to the sound you make when you sigh.

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