Children laughed as they raced each other.

Meaning: This sentence describes children who were laughing while they were racing each other.

Choice of Words: Children are young people, usually between the ages of 2 and 12. Laughed means to make a sound expressing amusement or happiness. Raced means to compete with someone else in a contest of speed. Each other refers to two or more people or things considered individually.

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Related Expressions

• They raced each other down the slide.
• Children laughed as they threw snowballs at each other.
• The children laughed as they threw snowballs at each other.
• The children laughed as they splashed each other.
• Piglets raced each other to the trough.
• Siblings raced each other down the hill.
• The children laughed and threw snowballs at each other.
• Children laughed, chased each other joyfully.
• The children laughed and chased each other around the park.
• They knew they could always count on each other.