What Is the Difference Between Breath and Breathe?

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Breath: It is a noun and refers to the air that is inhaled and sets off a breathing cycle.
Breathe: It is a verb and refers to the activity of inhaling and exhaling.
Breath
Breathe
1. It is a noun and refers to the air that is inhaled and sets off a breathing cycle. 1. It is a verb and refers to the activity of inhaling and exhaling.
2. The air inhaled is the starting point of inhalation and initiates the cycle of external respiration. 2. It involves the recurring cycles of inhalation and exhalation.
3. It does not refer to the physiological changes occurring in the lungs. 3. It refers to the external respiration and the gaseous exchange between the lung alveoli and the blood arteries.

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Breath	Breathe
1. It is a noun and refers to the air that is inhaled and sets off a breathing cycle.	1. It is a verb and refers to the activity of inhaling and exhaling.
2. The air inhaled is the starting point of inhalation and initiates the cycle of external respiration.	2. It involves the recurring cycles of inhalation and exhalation.
3. It does not refer to the physiological changes occurring in the lungs.	3. It refers to the external respiration and the gaseous exchange between the lung alveoli and the blood arteries.