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5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Yawn' in a Sentence

"To involuntarily open the mouth widely with a deep inhale, often accompanied by sighing or a heavy exhale, typically due to drowsiness or boredom." more

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The audience has yawned during the slow-paced play.
They have yawned after staying up late to finish their assignments.
We have yawned in boredom during the tedious staff meeting.
Despite the interesting topic, some students have yawned in class.
He has yawned, feeling drowsy, after watching the lengthy movie.

Yawn

yawn
verbTo involuntarily open the mouth widely with a deep inhale, often accompanied by sighing or a heavy exhale, typically due to drowsiness or boredom.
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Last Updated On: May 13, 2024
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