Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
breath-of-wind
noun
/brɛθ əv wɪnd/
Definition
A gentle breeze or soft gust of air.
Examples
- The breath-of-wind rustled the leaves in the trees.
- On a warm day, she enjoyed the cool breath-of-wind on her face.
- As he sat by the lake, he felt the gentle breath-of-wind against his skin.
Meaning
The term ‘breath-of-wind’ refers to a light and refreshing movement of air, similar to a soft breath. It often evokes feelings of tranquility and calmness, often associated with nature.
Synonyms
- breeze
- zephyr
- draft
- airflow
- whiff
