Breeze through

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Ease Implied

Indicates achieving something without much effort, suggesting confidence or skill.

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He'll breeze through the interview; he's very qualified.

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Not Literal

Often used figuratively, not describing an actual breeze or wind movement.

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With her talent in math, she breezed through calculus.

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Quick Completion

Can imply finishing something faster than expected or ahead of others.

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He breezed through the assignment before everyone else.

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