Breeze carried seeds to distant lands.

Meaning: Wind took seeds and moved them to faraway places.

Choice of Words: Breeze is a noun referring to the gentle wind, while seeds are small structures carrying plant life. Carried implies movement and distant lands suggests faraway places. Together, the sentence shows the wind transporting seeds.

Alternative Expressions

The wind blew seeds far and wide.

Meaning: This sentence also means that a wind took seeds from one place to another far away.

Choice of Words: **Wind** is another word for breeze. **Blew** means to move air or make it move. **Far and wide** means to a lot of different places.

Seeds traveled with the help of the wind to different parts of the world.

Meaning: This sentence means that seeds were taken from one place to another far away by the wind.

Choice of Words: **Traveled** means to go from one place to another. **Help** means to make something easier to do. **World** means the entire planet Earth.

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