Breezed: meaning, definitions and examples

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breezed

 

[briːzd ]

Definition

Context #1 | Verb

movement, air

To 'breeze' means to move or proceed with ease and speed, often in a casual or relaxed manner. The term can also imply a sense of effortlessness in accomplishing a task or navigating through a situation. The past tense 'breezed' is commonly used to describe how someone might have easily passed through an area or a situation. It evokes imagery of lightness and grace in motion.

Synonyms

flowed, glided, sauntered, swept.

Examples of usage

  • She breezed through her exam with confidence.
  • They breezed into the party and immediately stole the spotlight.
  • He breezed past the competition effortlessly.
  • The dog breezed along the path, wagging its tail.

Interesting Facts

Etymology

  • The word 'breeze' comes from the Middle English word 'breese' which is thought to have originated from the Old Spanish 'brisa', meaning 'cool wind'.
  • The term first related to light winds before evolving to describe any easy task.
  • In the 1800s, the term began to be used in a metaphorical sense to represent doing things effortlessly.

Literature

  • In literature, characters often 'breeze' through challenges, showcasing their ease and confidence, highlighting themes of simplicity against greater struggles.
  • The concept of breezing through life is common in various literary genres, depicting a carefree or fortunate existence.
  • Famous quotes about breezing through life often emphasize zen-like tranquility and the importance of not stressing over difficulties.

Psychology

  • Experiencing ease in completing tasks can boost self-esteem and promote positive feelings about one's abilities.
  • The psychological state of 'flow' occurs when a person breezes through activities, feeling fully engaged and in control.
  • Tasks perceived as simple tend to stimulate dopamine production, enhancing mood and motivation.

Pop Culture

  • The phrase 'breezed in and out' is used in many songs and movies to describe someone casually entering and leaving, suggesting a carefree attitude.
  • Television shows often feature characters expertly breezing through challenges, serving as inspirations for viewers.
  • Music that has a light, airy quality can evoke a feeling of 'breezing' through life, often linked with genres like jazz or soft pop.

Translations

Translations of the word "breezed" in other languages:

🇵🇹 ventado

🇮🇳 हवा में बहना

🇩🇪 geblasen

🇮🇩 berhembus

🇺🇦 вітрило

🇵🇱 wiejący

🇯🇵 そよぐ

🇫🇷 soufflé

🇪🇸 soplar

🇹🇷 esmek

🇰🇷 바람이 불다

🇸🇦 تهب

🇨🇿 vánek

🇸🇰 vánok

🇨🇳 吹拂

🇸🇮 zavetrjevanje

🇮🇸 blása

🇰🇿 желдір

🇬🇪 ქარი blowing

🇦🇿 yelləmək

🇲🇽 soplar

Word Frequency Rank

This word's position of #33,994 indicates it's among the more rare English words. While understanding it broadens your vocabulary, focus on more common words first.