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To dream that you are trying to catch your breath or that you are out of breath indicates that you are experiencing some anxiety, tension, or fear concerning a new situation in your waking life. To dream that you have bad breath suggests that you are feeling enclosed or crowded in. Perhaps someone is invading your personal space. To dream that you are holding your breath indicates your stubborn state of mind. Your views are too one-sided. The dream is telling you to be more open to the opinions of others.
If you can remember that breath is a noun and that breathe is a verb, you shouldn't have any trouble telling these words apart. Definitions The noun breath (rhymes with Beth) refers to the air that you take into your lungs and send out from your lungs during respiration. Figuratively, breath can mean a suggestion or small indication. The verb breathe (rhymes with seethe) means to take air into the lungs and send it out of your lungs--that is, to inhale and exhale. Breathe can also mean to say or utter (something), to blow softly (on something), or to take a brief rest before continuing.