sauna
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈsɔːnə/
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sauna
- We have a sauna, our own sauna with hot rocks.
- pool and sauna
- swimming pool and sauna
So exercise, things like sauna, hot tubs, even hot yoga.
- So exercise, things like sauna, hot tubs, even hot yoga.
- We have a sauna, our own sauna with hot rocks.
- Sweating exercise or sauna helps to reduce toxins as well.
- We talked about the steam sauna, the ice cold dunk.
- And they've got a spa, a swimming pool, a sauna, and a steam.
- I much prefer the sauna or a hot shower or bath.
- So something like the sauna, which is a, you know, heat stress.
- So Russian banya has hot sauna and cold plunge.
- I have a a steam shower and I have a sauna outside.
- I was in the, I was in the sauna with Pete and someone else.
- So I was using the sauna and it noticeably improved my mood.
- So the first place that this came out of was a sauna in Madrid.
- But but fasting and sauna are too good approaches.
Examples
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After a long hike, I love to relax in the sauna to soothe my muscles.
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Sweating exercise or sauna helps to reduce toxins as well.
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We, my parents bought a sauna and put it inside the house.
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Does he have a sauna or not?
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There is the sauna in the middle of the mountains.
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I have a a steam shower and I have a sauna outside.
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I still remember the relaxing sauna we took after a week on the trail.
Blog text (13) -
And in the basement, there were the traditional Japanese bath, a sauna, and a steam room.
Fiction book (1997) -
The hotel has an outdoor heated pool and an indoor sauna, spa, and fitness center.
Academic text (2005) -
Changes in blood pressure caused by the sauna-like conditions resulted in feelings of lightheadedness.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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3.7
A room filled with hot steam where people sit to relax
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3.2
A hot room filled with steam where you sit to relax and ease muscle pain
A hot room like a sauna where steam makes you sweat and relax
A hot room filled with steam for cleaning and relaxing the body
A room where people sit in hot steam to sweat
A room in Roman baths where people sit to bathe in hot air or steam
A small hut used for steam baths to clean the body and spirit
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Etymology
Sauna comes from Finnish sauna, which meant a small 'bathing hut' where people heated stones and poured water to make steam for washing and relaxing. So a sauna today is a hot, steamy room for sweating and relaxing.