Adjective modifier

• refreshing: However cool, refreshing sea breezes provide for a pleasant climate even in the high season.

• gentle: There was only a gentle sea breeze from the NE.

• cool: However cool, refreshing sea breezes provide for a pleasant climate even in the high season.

• constant: The climate is tropical, tempered by constant sea breezes and there is little seasonal temperature variation.

• strong: A mile or so inland will bring you into Friston Forest, which will provide shelter from strong sea breezes.

• light: A light sea breeze from the NE set in intermittently in the afternoon.

Converse of object

• cool: Large glass doors can be opened on all sides to catch the cooling sea breezes.

• enjoy: In the summer, the Spanish coastline enjoys sea breezes, keeping the temperatures bearable.

• expect: The conditions are frustrating with very light and fickle breezes blowing over the land instead of the strong sea breezes expected.

• brace: Or stroll along golden sands swept by bracing sea breezes.

• absorb: Children feed the squawking gulls as their grandparents sit back and absorb the sea breeze.

Converse of subject

• temper: Climate From April to September the coast has warm, mainly dry weather tempered by sea breezes.

• cool: Its climate is more temperate, rarely suffering from frost and cooled by sea breezes in summer.

Preposition: from

• south: The prevailing wind is from the north with sea breezes from the south.