breezy
13
2.8
- adjective
- /ˈbrizi/
:
desenfadado
- Nothing but good, sweet, breezy times.
They may just have lots of people they are able to have an easy breezy good time with.
- They may just have lots of people they are able to have an easy breezy good time with.
- Whatever it is what people think should be easy and breezy.
- We're going to keep it breezy, but we can't not talk about Sean Conway breaking the Iron Cowboys record for most consecutive Iron Man's.
- It's an easy breezy, lemon squeezy read.
- It's kind of in between if you like easy breezy, but still, you know, on point writing.
- The style of this book is at the same time rather easy breezy, but also very carefully crafted.
- I just want it to pee easy breezy, beautiful the hip stain.
- We have one which is like a light breezy.
Examples
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Cosmo's advice for getting your man to share his feelings more intimately is to first try some breezy humor.
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Written in a breezy style, the books are a varied lot.
Academic text (2004) -
You seem bright and breezy this morning.
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Today, I want to remove half of what I own and create this breezy, beautiful space.
Blog text (24) -
It's funny, it's breezy and romantic.
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The beach is associated with light and breezy clothes that are colorful.
Blog text (19) -
Everyone liked his breezy, outgoing personality and his slangy way of speaking American English.
Academic text (2002) -
"Ryan did his best to be breezy and charming, full of that refuse-to-grow-up boyishness she so loved in Peter.
Fiction book (1994) -
We're going to keep it breezy, but we can't not talk about Sean Conway breaking the Iron Cowboys record for most consecutive Iron Man's.
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She always has a breezy attitude, making everyone around her feel cheerful.
Synonyms
22
2.6
Being calm and relaxed and not easily upset
17
3.7
Feeling cheerful and not worried about serious things
11
3.5
Happy and not serious
11
4.8
A friendly, warm way of behaving that makes people comfortable
5
8.2
Very lively and full of energy
1
6.1
Simple and relaxed, not difficult or serious
Feeling carefree and cheerful without worry
Antonyms
Compounds
How Cheerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Breezy comes from the word breeze, meaning a light wind, with the ending -y meaning 'full of'. Think of a fresh little wind that lifts your mood — that's why breezy can mean 'cheerful' or 'lively'.