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by no means a breeze

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Reply Tue 13 Jun, 2006 01:17 am
we do not often use this expression, do we?
ok, but I have come across it. Actually, would you tell me what this phrase mean?
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Reply Tue 13 Jun, 2006 01:56 am
without a complete sentence, i cannot be positive, but usually this means difficult. it's the opposite of something being "a breeze," which means easy.
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