Inhaler ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Inhaler ( noun )

A device used to inhale a drug, typically in the form of a spray, for the treatment of respiratory diseases such as asthma.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from in-2 + haler, on the pattern of french inhalateur.

Examples:

1. It is important to use your inhaler correctly to ensure that you are getting the right dosage.
2. My son's asthma inhaler was running low and we had to get it refilled.
3. She has to use an inhaler to help her breathe.
4. The inhaler is a small, portable device that makes it easy to take medication on the go.
5. Many people with asthma carry an inhaler with them at all times in case of an attack.

(As a verb)

Inhaler ( verb )

A device used to inhale a drug, typically in the form of a spray, for the treatment of respiratory diseases such as asthma.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from in-2 + haler, on the pattern of french inhalateur.

Examples:

1. It is important to use your inhaler correctly to ensure that you are getting the right dosage.
2. My son's asthma inhaler was running low and we had to get it refilled.
3. She has to use an inhaler to help her breathe.
4. The inhaler is a small, portable device that makes it easy to take medication on the go.
5. Many people with asthma carry an inhaler with them at all times in case of an attack.