What is another word for breeze through?
Pronunciation:
[ bɹˈiːz θɹˈuː], [ bɹˈiːz θɹˈuː], [ b_ɹ_ˈiː_z θ_ɹ_ˈuː]
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Similar words for breeze through:
Synonyms for Breeze through:
n.
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- force through,
- not hang around,
- zip through,
- hasten to do something,
- hurry,
- gallop through,
- hurry-up,
- toss off,
- whiz through.
- ace.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- hap,
- spend,
- evanesce,
- tops,
- get wind,
- occur,
- pig,
- fling,
- fall,
- stop,
- check,
- fill out,
- wizard,
- kill,
- bolt down,
- strike,
- get,
- smashingly,
- thunder,
- drink down,
- finalise,
- lead,
- bang up,
- base on balls,
- gust,
- savage,
- finalize,
- angiotensin converting enzyme,
- go far,
- manna from heaven,
- decease,
- notch,
- leash,
- everlasting,
- intoxicate,
- dig,
- crash,
- choke,
- roaring,
- wiz,
- go by,
- double-dyed,
- pass by,
- roar,
- elapse,
- gravy,
- bunce,
- authorise,
- conk,
- put across,
- ruin,
- topnotch,
- slip by,
- give,
- overhead,
- fill in,
- neckband,
- laissez passer,
- discharge,
- collect,
- crucify,
- whizz,
- pop off,
- godsend,
- unity,
- whiz,
- knock off,
- fleet,
- tiptop,
- adept,
- glom,
- pass on,
- angiotensin-converting enzyme,
- reach,
- hand,
- i,
- consummate,
- see,
- passing game,
- lift up,
- catch,
- call for,
- go along,
- terminated,
- get a line,
- expand,
- bang,
- happen,
- shoot,
- fuzz,
- finish,
- guide,
- hurriedness,
- comprehend,
- crush,
- ended,
- slip away,
- sensation,
- peg down,
- pull round,
- good time,
- toss,
- get word,
- peck,
- bonanza,
- blare,
- qualifying,
- bash,
- flak,
- thoroughgoing,
- narrow down,
- surpass,
- hastiness,
- boom out,
- tholepin,
- overstep,
- overtake,
- make out,
- transcend,
- slide by,
- perish,
- offer,
- perk up,
- pass away,
- dash off,
- hear,
- flourish,
- stoppage,
- fire,
- straits,
- turn back,
- hotshot,
- go on,
- dispatch,
- hold back,
- mountain pass,
- survive,
- one,
- strait,
- shell,
- glide by,
- learn,
- flack,
- expire,
- stick,
- arrive,
- dog collar,
- give-up the ghost,
- pegleg,
- belt,
- cash in one's chips,
- pure,
- halt,
- haste,
- arrant,
- look sharp,
- belt down,
- contain,
- star,
- travel by,
- all over,
- first-rate,
- choker,
- eruption,
- snuff it,
- perk,
- whirl,
- stark,
- festinate,
- nog,
- unadulterated,
- rushing,
- receive,
- percolate,
- turn over,
- travel rapidly,
- hitch,
- discover,
- dash,
- communicate,
- passing play,
- breeze through,
- take place,
- hasten,
- superstar,
- overhaul,
- gross,
- pop,
- rush,
- a-one,
- authorize,
- staring,
- gather up,
- break,
- thrive,
- hook,
- grasp,
- return,
- mavin,
- bankrupt,
- pinch,
- pin down,
- excrete,
- stay,
- bye,
- smash-up,
- smasher,
- virtuoso,
- compass,
- thieve,
- microphone boom,
- genius,
- kick the bucket,
- wooden leg,
- extend,
- pour down,
- perfect,
- taking into custody,
- croak,
- fade,
- shoe collar,
- super,
- sink,
- run,
- get in,
- sodding,
- legislate,
- concluded,
- speck,
- oarlock,
- die,
- apprehension,
- exceed,
- snitch,
- draw,
- top,
- turn around,
- passport,
- buy the farm,
- top-notch,
- uplift,
- 1,
- gold rush,
- smash up,
- clap,
- pin,
- go,
- zip,
- go past,
- accomplished,
- narrow,
- walk,
- windfall,
- come through,
- fall out,
- savvy,
- pillory,
- bull,
- make pass,
- down,
- pass along,
- clear,
- crack,
- drop dead,
- elate,
- scratch off,
- thorough,
- maven,
- head,
- eliminate,
- come about,
- fling off,
- champion,
- rowlock,
- quail at,
- thole,
- blow over,
- leg,
- pull through,
- knock down,
- settle,
- attack,
- egest,
- over,
- speed,
- single,
- pass off,
- get the picture,
- din,
- gain vigor,
- lapse,
- specify,
- blow,
- find out,
- devolve,
- liberty chit,
- exit,
- precipitation,
- copper,
- knock,
- utter,
- hold,
- flip,
- passing.
How to use "Breeze through" in context?
Breeze through is a term used to describe how a temporary wind change feels. Winds that are coming from the east or the south are often referred to as breezes, because they cause a feeling of cool air blowing through the user's hair or clothes.
The cool air can be refreshing, especially if a person is wearing a hot outfit. In the summertime, breezes can also be a welcome relief from the hot sun.
In the winter, breezes can be another way of enjoying the cool weather. By moving against the wind, a person can stay warm while walking or riding in a car.
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