brize Antonyms
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Meaning of brize
Webster
brize (n.)
The breeze fly. See Breeze.
brize Sentence Examples
- The brize gently rustled through the tall grass, creating a soothing melody.
- Sailors eagerly awaited the brize to fill their sails and guide them across the open sea.
- In the heat of summer, a refreshing brize was a welcome relief.
- The brize whispered secrets as it danced through the branches of the ancient oak trees.
- Children laughed and played in the park, their kites soaring high on the brize.
- With each brize that swept through the valley, the scent of wildflowers filled the air.
- The brize carried the scent of the ocean, reminding her of distant shores and adventures yet to come.
- The leaves rustled in the brize, creating a symphony of nature's music.
- Farmers relied on the brize to pollinate their crops and bring life to their fields.
- As the sun set, the brize grew cooler, signaling the onset of evening.
FAQs About the word brize
The breeze fly. See Breeze.
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The brize gently rustled through the tall grass, creating a soothing melody.
Sailors eagerly awaited the brize to fill their sails and guide them across the open sea.
In the heat of summer, a refreshing brize was a welcome relief.
The brize whispered secrets as it danced through the branches of the ancient oak trees.
