He jumped over the puddle easily.

Meaning: This sentence describes a person moving quickly off the ground, clearing a small pool of liquid, without difficulty.

Choice of Words: Jumped means moved quickly off the ground by pushing with the feet, Over indicates a position higher than or beyond something, Puddle refers to a small pool of liquid, and Easily means without difficulty or effort.

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The boy effortlessly cleared the puddle with a leap.

Meaning: This means that the boy was able to jump over the puddle without any trouble.

Choice of Words: Boy is a young male child. Effortlessly means without any effort or difficulty. Cleared means to pass over or get past something. Leap is a jump, especially one that is high or long. Puddle is a small pool of water on the ground. So, when you put it all together, "The boy effortlessly cleared the puddle with a leap" means that the boy was able to jump over the puddle without any trouble.

With a graceful bound, the child soared over the watery obstacle.

Meaning: This means that the child jumped over the puddle in a smooth and elegant way.

Choice of Words: Graceful means moving or behaving in a smooth and elegant way. Bound is a jump or leap. Child is a young person, especially one between the ages of 2 and 12. Soared means to fly or rise high in the air. Watery means full of or covered with water. Obstacle is something that blocks or makes it difficult to move forward. So, when you put it all together, "With a graceful bound, the child soared over the watery obstacle" means that the child jumped over the puddle in a smooth and elegant way.

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