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Zephyr

Definition

(literary/formal) A gentle, mild breeze; a soft, pleasant wind. Often used in poetic or figurative contexts to evoke a sense of serenity or tranquility. In mythology, Zephyr was the Greek god of the west wind.

Example Sentences

1The zephyr that rustled through the olive groves was a soothing balm for the weary traveller.
2Is it possible to capture the essence of a zephyr in a painting, or does the very act of representation betray its ephemeral nature?
3The myth of Zephyr and Chloris has been retold in countless forms of art and literature, symbolising the gentle, life-giving power of the west wind.
4As the zephyr stirs the leaves of the trees, it whispers secrets to those who listen closely.
5There is something sublime in the experience of standing at the edge of a cliff, feeling the zephyr caress one's skin as the sun sets over the landscape.

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