A breath of fresh air relaxes a tense mind.
Explanation:
- Breath: This noun refers to the air taken into or expelled from the lungs during respiration. In this context, it accurately describes the action of inhaling fresh air.
- Gulp: This noun refers to a large and quick swallow or intake of something, often related to drinking. It doesn't fit the context of inhaling fresh air.
- Breathe: This verb refers to the action of inhaling and exhaling air. However, the sentence is discussing the effect of taking in a breath of fresh air, making "breath" the more suitable option.
- Volley: This noun refers to a simultaneous discharge of a number of missiles or other objects. It doesn't fit the context of relaxing a tense mind with fresh air.
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