Brave dog barked loudly at stranger's approach.

Meaning: This sentence describes a courageous dog making a loud sound as an unfamiliar person comes near.

Choice of Words: Brave means not afraid of danger or difficulty. Dog is a four-legged animal that is often kept as a pet. Barked is the sound a dog makes. Loudly means making a lot of noise. Stranger is a person you do not know. Approach means to come near or closer to someone or something.

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Brave dog barked loudly at stranger's approach.

Meaning: This means that a brave dog saw a stranger coming towards it and made a loud noise to warn the stranger to stay away.

Choice of Words: A brave dog is not afraid and will stand up for itself. Barked means to make a loud noise with your mouth, like a dog does. Loudly means to make a lot of noise. A stranger is someone you don't know. Approach means to come closer to someone or something.

The courageous canine vocalized vigorously as an unfamiliar individual drew near.

Meaning: This means that a brave dog barked loudly when a stranger came close to it.

Choice of Words: Courageous means brave and not afraid. Canine is a fancy word for dog. Vocalized means to make a sound with your voice. Vigorously means to do something with a lot of energy. Unfamiliar means someone or something you don't know. Individual is a fancy word for person. Drew near means to come closer.

The valiant pooch let out a thunderous cacophony as an unknown entity encroached upon its territory.

Meaning: This means that a brave dog barked very loudly when a stranger came into its area.

Choice of Words: Valiant means brave and strong. Pooch is a slang word for dog. Let out means to make a sound. Thunderous means very loud, like thunder. Cacophony means a lot of loud noise. Unknown means you don't know who or what it is. Entity is a fancy word for person or thing. Encroached means to come into an area where you're not wanted. Territory is an area that an animal or group claims as its own.

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