breezy attitude
- noun
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actitud despreocupada
- Even under pressure, she maintained a breezy attitude that put everyone at ease.
Examples
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Managers appreciated her breezy attitude in the face of tight deadlines.
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His breezy attitude often made him popular at social gatherings.
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She approached the meeting with a breezy attitude.
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His breezy attitude made everyone feel at ease.
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Her breezy attitude made everyone around her feel relaxed and happy.
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Even during stressful times, he maintained a breezy attitude that lifted everyone's spirits.
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Her breezy attitude towards challenges helped her cope with the pressures of work.
Synonyms
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7.6
A calm, relaxed way of behaving that shows little worry or interest
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4.8
A cheerful, carefree feeling that makes people relax
A cheerful, carefree feeling that makes life seem easier
A cheerful relaxed manner that makes people feel at ease
A cheerful relaxed way of speaking that shows no worry
A calm, relaxed way of behaving that does not get worried easily
A cheerful, friendly way of behaving that is patient and willing to help others
Antonyms
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4.6
A calm, quiet way of behaving that shows you are thinking about important things
How Relaxed
Surface Forms
Morphology
The adjective 'breezy' means relaxed, cheerful, or easygoing and 'attitude' means a habitual way of thinking or manner; combining them yields the meaning 'a relaxed, cheerful, unconcerned manner' in a straightforward, compositional way. This is a predictable adjective+noun combination that a B1 learner who knows both words would readily understand.
Etymology
Breezy attitude may come from the image of a light wind, a 'breeze', that makes things feel easy and fresh. Someone with a breezy attitude seems lifted and calm, so the phrase means being 'relaxed' and 'cheerful' rather than worried.