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View definitions for breeze

breeze

noun as in light wind

verb as in work quickly through task

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They lined the path as it curved to the right, swaying and rustling in the breeze, like an overeager welcoming committee.

Chinese tourists huddle together against the brisk autumn breeze on a 12-storey building, vying for the best spot to photograph the point where their country meets Russia and North Korea.

From BBC

When the memorial ended, there was a chant that swept through the stadium like a warm breeze up from the border.

Harbor Breeze Cruises will remain and the Los Angeles Maritime Institute’s wooden tall ships will dock at West Harbor.

More than just a family motto or team chant, the expression has ascended to iconic status for many players who work in the Chargers’ $250-million training facility, soak in the sun’s rays during a fall practice and cool off with the gentle South Bay breeze.

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

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