12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Expectorate' in a Sentence
"To expel matter, such as phlegm, from the throat or lungs by coughing or hawking and spitting." more
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The chef will expectorate disapprovingly at the undercooked dish.
Before the flight takes off, the pilot will have expectorated to ensure a clear communication system.
The singer was expectorating between the verses, causing concern among the audience.
The comedian's unexpected joke made the audience laugh so hard that they began to expectorate uncontrollably.
As the professor finishes the challenging lecture, the students will have been expectorating, eager for a break.
The tour group, exploring a cave, was reminded not to expectorate as the echoes could disturb the sensitive cave environment.
Despite the medical warning, the man continued to expectorate tobacco juice, unaware of the health risks.
The teacher reminded the students not to expectorate in the classroom, emphasizing the importance of good manners.
He was expectorating loudly during the movie, disturbing the other viewers.
After months of intensive training, the athlete will have been expectorating during the final moments of the marathon.
While waiting for the bus, she was expectorating onto the sidewalk absentmindedly.
The old man discreetly expectorates into a handkerchief while reading the newspaper.
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