Definition: Asphyxiation, often referred to as "asphyxiation," is a medical condition in which an individual's airway becomes blocked by a foreign object or substance. This can occur during various situations such as smoking, consuming alcohol, or engaging in activities that involve inhaling large amounts of smoke or toxic substances. In this context, the term "asphyxiator" refers to a person who intentionally obstructs someone else's breathing process with an object or substance, thereby causing harm or
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