breeze

[briːz]

breeze Definition

• 1. a gentle wind
• 2. an easy task or activity

Using breeze: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "breeze" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The breeze rustled the leaves in the trees.

• Example

  It was a breeze to finish the project ahead of schedule.

• Example

  She walked through the door with a breeze.

breeze Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for breeze

• wind
• draft
• current
• gust
• zephyr

Antonyms for breeze

• storm
• hurricane

Phrases with breeze

• catch a breeze

  to feel the wind blowing

  Example

  We sat on the beach, catching the breeze and watching the waves.

• shoot the breeze

  to chat or gossip in a relaxed way

  Example

  We sat around the campfire, shooting the breeze and roasting marshmallows.

• breeze through

  to do something quickly and easily

  Example

  He breezed through the exam, finishing it in half the allotted time.

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Summary: breeze in Brief

The term 'breeze' [briːz] refers to a gentle wind or an easy task. It can be used to describe the movement of air, as in 'The breeze rustled the leaves in the trees,' or to describe a simple activity, as in 'It was a breeze to finish the project ahead of schedule.' Phrases like 'catch a breeze' and 'shoot the breeze' add additional context to the word.