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what is the meaning of "the wind ripped from his stomach"?

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kkfengdao
 
Reply Mon 16 Jan, 2012 05:36 am
James flinched, the wind ripped from his stomach, his feet unwilling
or unable to take him a step further.
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Reply Mon 16 Jan, 2012 05:51 am
@kkfengdao,
He received a shock so large that he had trouble breathing.
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