breezeless
- adjective
- /ˈbrizləs/
- Outside, in the breezeless cold, Lang's dogs barked.
- breezeless air
Examples
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My question sat on the breezeless air, unanswered.
Fiction book (2001) -
Lilting into the breezeless amber of the October evening, a mesmerizing wordless song flowed from her full, plum-colored lips as she plodded down the dusty lane.
Fiction book (1999) -
On a breezeless afternoon, the lake was perfectly calm and smooth, reflecting the sky above.
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We enjoyed a peaceful picnic on the grass, taking advantage of the breezeless weather.
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It was a breezeless night, and the stars filled the clear sky without any disturbance from the wind.
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Etymology
Breezeless comes from breeze ('a light wind') and the ending -less ('without'). So it means 'without a breeze' — a time or place where the air is completely still and calm.