A cool breeze rustled through the leaves.

Meaning: This sentence describes the feeling of a cool breeze blowing through the leaves of trees, creating a rustling sound.

Choice of Words: Cool means slightly cold. Breeze means a gentle wind. Rustled means to make a soft, crackling sound. When you put them together, "a cool breeze rustled through the leaves" creates a sensory image of a gentle wind blowing through the leaves of trees, making a rustling sound.

Alternative Expressions

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• Cool breeze rustled through leaves.
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• Leaves rustled gently in the cool breeze.
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