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A breeze refers to a gentle wind or a light current of air. It is commonly used to describe pleasant and refreshing air movement.

Senses:

1. Noun: A gentle wind or a light current of air.
2. Verb: To move swiftly and gently, like a breeze.
3. Verb: To make progress effortlessly.

Usage:

Noun Sense 1:

The strong breeze from the ocean cooled off the overheated beachgoers.

Sample Sentence 1: A strong breeze rustled the leaves and carried the scent of fresh flowers through the open window.

Sample Sentence 2: Sailors love a strong breeze as it propels their boats swiftly across the water.

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Verb Sense 1:

The elegant dancer breezed across the stage, captivating the audience.

Sample Sentence 1: Despite starting late, he breezed through the exam effortlessly and finished early.

Sample Sentence 2: The cyclist breezed past the competition, leaving them in awe of her speed.

Verb Sense 2:

After studying diligently for weeks, she breezed through the interview and landed the job.

Sample Sentence 1: He is so talented that he can breeze through any challenging task without breaking a sweat.

Sample Sentence 2: She breezed through the video game levels, achieving the highest score in no time.

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