breezy
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈbɹizi// UK //bɹˈiːzi// breezy
adj. describing a place with a light, pleasant wind, or a person who is relaxed and cheerful. It is a positive way to describe a mood or a day.
adj. characterised by light winds or a relaxed, casually cheerful manner. Often used to describe a literary style or a person's social disposition.
It was a breezy day at the beach.
She walked into the meeting with a breezy confidence that immediately put the nervous team at ease.
The author's breezy prose style manages to simplify complex economic theories without sacrificing the necessary nuance required for a serious academic critique.
From breeze + -y.
Usage
Can be used both literally for weather and figuratively for personality; often follows linking verbs like 'feel' or 'seem'.