feel relieved · feel a sudden sense of comfort after worry
Imagine you've been waiting for important test results, or a friend who was late finally shows up. That moment when all your worries vanish? That's when you breathe a sigh of relief! 🌬️😌 It's about letting go of tension and feeling that sweet, sweet calm.
💡 This expression literally describes the physical act of exhaling deeply when stress melts away. You might hear it used after a close call, resolving a problem, or getting good news. It's often followed by 'when' or 'that' to explain *why* you're relieved. For example, 'I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the results.'
When would you use 'to breathe a sigh of relief'? A. When you're extremely excited about a surprise party. B. When you're finally done with a stressful project and feel calm. C. When you're feeling very angry about a delayed flight.