breeziness
- noun
- /ˈbriziness/
- There was a pleasant breeziness in the garden after the afternoon rain.
Examples
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She enjoyed the breeziness that drifted through the open window on summer evenings.
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The breeziness of the afternoon made it perfect for a picnic.
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The breeziness of the beach made our walk especially refreshing.
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We enjoyed the breeziness while walking along the beach.
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The breeziness of the beach on a sunny afternoon made it a perfect spot for a picnic.
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She enjoyed the breeziness of the autumn air as she strolled through the park.
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The gentle breeziness in the garden created a refreshing atmosphere for the guests.
Synonyms
A light wind that moves leaves and cools the air
A soft cool wind in summer that feels pleasant
A gentle wind you feel on your face that moves leaves
A light wind in the afternoon that cools the air
A gentle wind that cools the air
A wind that moves small branches and cools the air
How much wind there is in the air
Antonyms
How Windy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Breeziness comes from breeze, which means 'a light wind', plus the ending -ness that makes a state or quality. So breeziness is the quality or state of being gently windy.