breezed (Meaning)
breezed
a gentle wind, to make progress quickly and easily, something easy to do, a light gentle wind, to move quickly and lightly, easily, something easily done, residue from the making of coke or charcoal, to move swiftly and airily, a wind of from 4 to 31 miles (6 to 50 kilometers) an hour, to proceed easily
Synonyms & Antonyms of breezed
breezed Sentence Examples
- The gentle breeze breezed through the trees, rustling their leaves softly.
- She breezed past the security checkpoint, her passport in hand.
- The sailboat breezed through the harbor, its sails billowing in the wind.
- The man breezed into the room, his confident stride echoing through the space.
- The news breezed through the town like wildfire, spreading panic among the residents.
- The students breezed through the exam, their preparation evident in their high scores.
- The breeze breezed over her skin, cooling her after a long run.
- The dancer breezed through the routine with effortless grace, impressing the audience.
- The boat breezed past the shoreline, leaving a trail of whitecaps in its wake.
- The wind breezed through the open window, carrying the scent of freshly cut grass.
FAQs About the word breezed
a gentle wind, to make progress quickly and easily, something easy to do, a light gentle wind, to move quickly and lightly, easily, something easily done, resid
sailed, slid, cruised, swept, glided, drifted,flowed, streamed, bowled, sped
struggled, floundered, trudged, stumbled, limped, stamped, shuffled,plodded, stomped, tramped
The gentle breeze breezed through the trees, rustling their leaves softly.
She breezed past the security checkpoint, her passport in hand.
The sailboat breezed through the harbor, its sails billowing in the wind.
The man breezed into the room, his confident stride echoing through the space.
