breezy
adjective (HAPPY) /ˈbriː.zi/Definition
› happy, confident, and enthusiastic: He had the breezy manner of a salesman.Feeling pleasure and happinessTaking pleasure in somethingConfidence and self-assuranceShowing arrogance and conceit breezily /-zɪ.li/ adverb
(Definition of breezy adjective (HAPPY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- dignity noun
- dogmatic adjective
- dogmatism noun
- dogmatist noun
- forwardness noun
- proud adjective (RESPECTING YOURSELF)
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