Another Word For Breeze

Meaning

The word "breeze" refers to a gentle wind or a soft current of air. It is often associated with pleasant weather and can provide a refreshing feeling, especially on warm days. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe something that is easy to accomplish or understand, such as a task or a concept.

Synonyms

• Puff
• Zephyr
• Draft
• Gale (though this is stronger)
• Airflow

Antonyms

• Gale (as it refers to a strong wind)
• Stillness
• Calm
• Stifling heat

Etymology

The word "breeze" originated from the Middle English "brese," which came from the Old Spanish "brisa" meaning a "gentle wind." Its roots can be traced back to the Latin word "brisa," signifying light air.

Examples

1. A gentle breeze swept through the park, making the afternoon feel pleasant.
2. Don’t worry about the test; it’ll be a breeze if you study a little bit.
3. The coastal breeze helped to cool down the sunny beach.
4. She described her new job as a breeze compared to her previous one.
5. As they sailed, a refreshing breeze filled the sails and pushed the boat forward.