Ball soared through air, net rippled.

Meaning: The ball flew high up into the air and caused the net to shake.

Choice of Words: Soar means to rise quickly into the air, while rippled means to have a wavy or crinkled surface. A net that ripples is one that is moving or shaking slightly.

Alternative Expressions

The ball flew high in the air, and the net shook.

Meaning: This means that the ball went up high in the air and made the net move.

Choice of Words: Soared means to fly or rise quickly. Air is the invisible gas that surrounds us. Rippled means to move in small waves or wrinkles. When you put them together, "Ball soared through air, net rippled" means that the ball flew high in the air and caused the net to move in small waves.

The ball shot up into the sky, making the net flutter.

Meaning: This means that the ball went up high in the air very quickly and made the net move quickly.

Choice of Words: Shot means to move quickly and suddenly. Sky is the space above the earth. Flutter means to move quickly and lightly. When you put them together, "Ball shot up into the sky, making the net flutter" means that the ball moved quickly and suddenly up into the sky, causing the net to move quickly and lightly.

The ball went up high, causing the net to shake.

Meaning: This means that the ball went up high in the air and made the net move.

Choice of Words: Went is a simple verb that means to move from one place to another. Up means to move higher. High means to be at a great height. Causing means to make something happen. Shake means to move quickly from side to side. When you put them together, "Ball went up high, causing the net to shake" means that the ball moved up to a great height, causing the net to move quickly from side to side.

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