breezy
word
Definition
Describes weather with a pleasant, gentle wind. Can also mean cheerful, relaxed, or casual in tone or style.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used for describing weather. When describing people, style, or writing, it means light, upbeat, or not serious. Informal register. 'Breezy' can sound positive (refreshing or cheerful), but can also suggest lack of depth if describing attitude or conversation.
Spanish: ventoso - desenfadadoPortuguese (BR): ventoso - descontraídoPortuguese (PT): ventoso - descontraídoChinese (Simplified): 有微风的 - 轻松愉快的Chinese (Traditional): 有微風的 - 輕鬆愉快的Hindi: हवादार - हल्का-फुल्का (मूड)Arabic: عليل - غير رسمي (مزاج)
Example Sentences
It's a breezy day at the beach.
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She wore a breezy dress for summer.
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The room feels breezy with the windows open.
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His breezy attitude made everyone feel more relaxed.
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The novel's breezy writing style makes it easy to read.
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Let’s go for a walk—it's breezy but not too cold.
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