Eructated

To eject gas from the stomach through the mouth; to belch. This physiological process, often involuntary, occurs due to swallowed air, gas produced during digestion, or the rapid consumption of carbonated beverages. The resulting sound and sensation can vary greatly, from a barely audible release to a loud and prolonged expulsion of gas. Factors such as diet, eating habits, and certain medical conditions can influence the frequency and intensity of eructation. In some cultures, eructation is considered impolite, while in others it is viewed as a natural bodily function.

Eructated meaning with examples

• After a hearty Thanksgiving dinner, the grandfather subtly eructated, earning a gentle admonishment from his wife, who reminded him of the guests. However, he chuckled, admitting the meal had been particularly delicious and was impossible not to release it.
• The spicy chili triggered a series of eructations throughout the evening, much to her embarrassment. She desperately hoped no one had noticed the small and frequent escapes of stomach acid.
• The new medication caused a surge in eructations, a side effect that was clearly outlined in the information leaflet, but still, the frequent releases caught her off guard.
• He attempted to politely cover the sound of his eructation with a cough, hoping no one at the formal dinner had noticed; however, a young child heard the belch and loudly announced it.
• Relaxing after a long day, she simply let herself eructate, accepting the natural release of gas. She figured that she had earned the right to release the buildup of gases.