breeze
/briːz/
verb
- To move or proceed quickly and easily, often in a carefree manner.
- The car breezed down the empty highway.
- She breezed into the room, smiling at everyone.
- He breezed through the airport security without any trouble.
noun
- A light, gentle wind.
- We sat on the porch, enjoying the warm summer breeze.
- A cool breeze blew in from the ocean, making the hot day feel pleasant.
- The leaves rustled softly in the morning breeze.
- Something that is very easy to do.
- Learning to ride a bike was a breeze for her.
- With the new software, the whole process was a breeze.
- The test was a breeze; I finished it in ten minutes.
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