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breeze

noun as in light wind

verb as in work quickly through task

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Like a fickle breeze, no sooner does Mr. Winchester get blowing than he changes course.

Instead of creating chaos, the breeze just added a bit of winter character.

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Many claim it takes a strong breeze to set things in motion, but residents of Utah, Nevada and New Mexico today insist that the tumbling starts at a much lower threshold.

While both Sinner and Alcaraz breezed into the final, the championship game was an attritional affair, with each player rock-solid on serve until an enthralling tie-break at the end of the first set.

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A little breeze would blow the plot away, but keep the windows shut and you’ll be fine.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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