Pronunciation: /əˈbliːz/
adjective having the ability to blow or be blown by the wind
A1 The wind was ableeze as we walked along the beach.
A2 The trees rustled in the ableeze, creating a soothing sound.
B1 The ableeze air carried the scent of flowers from the garden.
B2 The ableeze weather made for a perfect day to go sailing.
C1 The ableeze atmosphere of the mountain town was refreshing.
C2 The ableeze breeze gently blew through the open windows of the villa.
adverb in a manner that allows for blowing or being blown by the wind
A1 I am ableeze to run fast.
A2 She was ableeze to solve the puzzle quickly.
B1 With practice, he became ableeze to speak Spanish fluently.
B2 The new software update made the system ableeze to process data more efficiently.
C1 Her extensive training and experience made her ableeze to handle complex projects with ease.
C2 The advanced technology made the communication network ableeze to handle massive amounts of data simultaneously.
formal The gentle breeze was ableeze with the scent of flowers.
informal I love sitting outside when the air is ableeze.
slang The wind was ableeze, making it a perfect day for a picnic.
figurative Her words were ableeze with kindness and understanding.
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