Black holes sucked in nearby matter.

Meaning: This sentence describes how black holes pull in nearby objects with their strong gravitational force.

Choice of Words: Black holes are regions of spacetime where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape. Sucked means to draw something in with a strong force. Nearby means close to something. Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.

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Black holes gobbled up nearby matter.

Meaning: This means that black holes are so strong that they can pull in everything around them, like stars, planets, and even light. It's like a giant vacuum cleaner in space that sucks up everything in its path.

Choice of Words: Gobbled is a funny word that means to eat something very quickly and hungrily, like when a dog eats its food. Up means to move something to a higher position. Nearby means something that is close to you. Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space, like air, water, and rocks. When you put them together, "Black holes gobbled up nearby matter" means that black holes ate everything that was close to them.

Black holes consumed the surrounding stuff.

Meaning: This means that black holes are so powerful that they can pull in everything that is near them, like stars, planets, and even light. It's like a giant monster in space that eats everything in its path.

Choice of Words: Consumed means to eat or drink something, especially in a large amount. Surrounding means something that is all around something else. Stuff is a general word for things, especially when you don't know what they are or don't want to name them. When you put them together, "Black holes consumed the surrounding stuff" means that black holes ate everything that was around them.

Black holes sucked in the nearby stuff.

Meaning: This means that black holes are so strong that they can pull in everything that is near them, like stars, planets, and even light. It's like a giant vacuum cleaner in space that sucks up everything in its path.

Choice of Words: Sucked means to pull something into something else, like when you suck up a drink through a straw. In means to move something from outside to inside. Nearby means something that is close to you. Stuff is a general word for things, especially when you don't know what they are or don't want to name them. When you put them together, "Black holes sucked in the nearby stuff" means that black holes pulled in everything that was close to them.

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