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breath of fresh air
01
someone or something that presents a refreshing change compared to what existed before
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "breath of fresh air" and when to use it?
The idiom "breath of fresh air" originated in the 18th century and is used to describe someone or something that presents a refreshing change compared to what existed before. It is used to signify a welcome departure from the norm or an infusion of vitality and positivity into a situation.
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the clean air that one inhales after a period of being indoors
Example
She stepped out to get a breath of fresh air during her break.
The new restaurant in town offers a unique culinary experience, providing a breath of fresh air among the usual dining options.
The heat of the room left him feeling languid and faint, desperate for a breath of fresh air.
She popped out for a breath of fresh air during the meeting break.
The new manager's leadership style was a breath of fresh air, fostering open communication and a collaborative work environment.
