Cheetah feasted, hunger satisfied, content.

Meaning: The cheetah ate a lot of food, and it was no longer hungry and was happy.

Choice of Words: Feasted means to eat a lot of food, especially at a special meal. Hunger is the feeling of needing to eat. Satisfied means to have enough of something.

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The cheetah ate a lot, so now it's not hungry anymore and it's happy.

Meaning: This means that the cheetah has eaten a lot of food and now it is full and happy. It's like when you eat a big meal and feel satisfied and don't want to eat anymore.

Choice of Words: Cheetah is a fast animal that looks like a cat. Feasted means to eat a lot of food. Hunger is the feeling of needing to eat. Satisfied means to have eaten enough and not be hungry anymore. Content means to be happy and satisfied.

The cheetah was really hungry, but now it's not anymore because it ate a lot.

Meaning: This means that the cheetah was hungry, but now it's not because it ate a lot. It's like when you're hungry and you eat a snack, and then you're not hungry anymore.

Choice of Words: Cheetah is a fast animal that looks like a cat. Hungry means to need to eat. But is a word that shows a contrast or difference between two things. Now means at this time. Because is a word that shows why something happened. Ate is the past tense of the verb eat, which means to put food in your mouth and swallow it.

The cheetah was so hungry, but now it's full and happy after eating a big meal.

Meaning: This means that the cheetah was very hungry, but now it's full and happy because it ate a big meal. It's like when you're really hungry and you eat a big meal, and then you feel full and happy.

Choice of Words: Cheetah is a fast animal that looks like a cat. So is a word that shows emphasis or intensity. Hungry means to need to eat. But is a word that shows a contrast or difference between two things. Now means at this time. Full means to have eaten enough and not be hungry anymore. Happy means to be content and satisfied.

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