Pronunciation

/briːz/

Definitions

Noun

A breeze is a gentle, light wind, typically causing a slight movement of air or a refreshing sensation. It can also refer to a casual, informal manner or attitude.

Verb

To breathe in a breeze (informal) means to enjoy a gentle wind or fresh air. It can also metaphorically imply a relaxed or carefree attitude.

Adjective

A breezy adjective describes something that is light, airy, or characterized by a gentle wind.

Adverb

A breezily adverb describes how something is done in a light, relaxed, or effortless manner.

Phrases

• “Feel the gentle breeze on your face”
• “The room had a cool, breezy atmosphere”
• “She moved through the park breezily, enjoying the sunshine”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The sea breeze brought a sense of calm to the beach.”
• Verb: “After a long day, he enjoyed a refreshing breeze on his balcony.”
• Adjective: “The curtains billowed in the warm, breezy summer evenings.”
• Adverb: “She spoke breezily about her plans for the weekend.”

Synonyms

• Zephyr
• Gossamer
• Air current
• Cool wind
• Light wind
• Gentle flow

Antonyms

• Strong gust
• Storm
• Calmlessness (lack of breeze)