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light breeze
noun
- a wind of 4–7 miles per hour (2–3 meters per second).
light breeze
noun
- a very light wind of force two on the Beaufort scale
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Word History and Origins
Origin of light breeze1
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Example Sentences
Today, instead of men performing backbreaking work on creaking machinery, unkempt grass bends in the light breeze.
A light breeze fanned his face, and all around him he could see mountain peaks pushing upward into the clear blue sky.
The anchor was up, and slowly with a light breeze we drew away from the river, debating what should be our next move.
We got out our sweeps, and moved slowly down the river, a light breeze helping us.
They then had a close reach off into the Channel, and with the light breeze narrowing only slow progress was made.
Soon after, a light breeze enabled us to get clear of the creek, and once more to continue our course up the main stream.
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