1. characterized by normal, easy breathing; relating to or denoting normal respiration
Usage: medical/clinical term; opposite of dyspneic

Examples

• The patient's vital signs were stable and she remained eupneic throughout the examination.
• After treatment, the child became eupneic and no longer complained of shortness of breath.
• The doctor confirmed the patient was eupneic with a respiratory rate of 16 breaths per minute.
• A eupneic state indicates that the lungs are functioning properly without distress.