Fox swiftly dodged wolf's sharp teeth.

Meaning: The fox quickly moved to avoid the wolf's sharp teeth.

Choice of Words: Swiftly means moving or acting quickly and easily. Dodged means to move quickly to avoid something. Wolf's shows that something belongs to a wolf. Sharp means having a thin edge or point that can cut or pierce. Teeth are the hard white structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing.

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Fox swiftly dodged wolf's sharp teeth.

Meaning: This means that the fox moved quickly to avoid being bitten by the wolf's sharp teeth. It's like saying, The fox quickly moved out of the way to avoid the wolf's bite.

Choice of Words: Swiftly means moving or happening quickly and without delay. Dodged means to move quickly to avoid being hit or caught by something. Sharp means having a keen or pointed edge or point. Teeth are the hard, bony structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing. When you put them together, "Fox swiftly dodged wolf's sharp teeth" means that the fox moved quickly to avoid being bitten by the wolf's sharp teeth.

The fox was quick to avoid the wolf's sharp teeth.

Meaning: This means that the fox moved quickly to avoid being bitten by the wolf's sharp teeth. It's like saying, The fox quickly moved out of the way to avoid the wolf's bite.

Choice of Words: Quick means moving or happening quickly and without delay. Avoid means to keep away from or prevent something from happening. Sharp means having a keen or pointed edge or point. Teeth are the hard, bony structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing. When you put them together, "The fox was quick to avoid the wolf's sharp teeth" means that the fox moved quickly to keep away from the wolf's sharp teeth.

The fox dodged the wolf's sharp teeth with speed.

Meaning: This means that the fox moved quickly to avoid being bitten by the wolf's sharp teeth. It's like saying, The fox quickly moved out of the way to avoid the wolf's bite.

Choice of Words: Dodged means to move quickly to avoid being hit or caught by something. Sharp means having a keen or pointed edge or point. Teeth are the hard, bony structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing. Speed is the rate at which someone or something moves or travels. When you put them together, "The fox dodged the wolf's sharp teeth with speed" means that the fox moved quickly to avoid being bitten by the wolf's sharp teeth.

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