How do you use Breeze in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like snap or picnic, plus the exact meaning.
Breeze in a sentence
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Breeze meaning
- A light, gentle wind.
- Any activity that is easy, not testing or difficult.
- Wind blowing across a cricket match, whatever its strength.
Synonyms of Breeze
Example sentences (20)
A chilly southerly breeze blew in a thick voggy blanket under gray overcast skies late Wednesday afternoon in Hilo.
He thought it was going to be "an easy breeze, but sending people home like single mothers and ER nurses, it hurt.
Western Slope residents especially look forward to fall, when the heat breaks and DeBeque Canyon sends a cool breeze.
Lemon Poppy Seed Dressing is not only a breeze but also likely to require ingredients already present in your kitchen.
Others further back held on to each other and danced, the crowd pulsing with the summer breeze and stage lights.
This felt hamper is lightweight, has an open top for easy access, and the double handles make carrying a breeze.
We have a group of men that love to sit around, fellowship and carve all that meat and kind of shoot the breeze.
As for tourist, they would usually prefer ferry as guest would able to enjoy the sea breeze during travel time.
As someone else has pointed out, that old house with its heavy tile roof would struggle against a stiff breeze.
With an onshore breeze, the Curriers turned on the motor to give Argo a little more boost and started steering by hand.
Looking ahead to New Year’s Eve, the BBC forecasts light rain, a gentle breeze and maximum temperatures of 9C.
An onshore breeze will keep temperatures in the South East of England slightly cooler, but is still expected.
I think I have only played in Salthill the once and from what I can remember the big breeze can be a factor.
It’s never easy to be the one in a relationship that can’t move on—particularly if the other party is finding it a breeze.
Ms Ayers said a breeze across the south, particularly the English Channel coasts, will affect temperatures in those areas.
In a product meeting, he raised an objection, and an executive explained that doing so helped viewers breeze through episodes.
The set is dishwasher safe, making cleanup of these high-quality carbon stainless steel knives a breeze.
Winds will be coming from the south at a gentle 5 to 10 mph, adding a refreshing breeze to the warm day.
You know any little breeze will bite as those brave souls emerge from the frigid Atlantic," Zarrow said.
Benefitting from a fresh sea breeze, Londoners make the hour-and-a-half commute to the town en masse every time the sun shines.
Common combinations with breeze
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the breeze 17×
- is breeze 15×
- breeze and 12×
- sea breeze 11×
- breeze to 10×
- breeze in 9×
- breeze through 9×
- gentle breeze 8×
- and breeze 6×
- light breeze 6×
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