Melodies soar high above the crowd.

Meaning: The music from the trumpet is beautiful and rises above the many people at the concert.

Choice of Words: Melodies are pleasant tunes, soar means to fly or rise high, and crowd is a large group of people.

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Melodies float up high above the crowd.

Meaning: This means that the music is moving gently in the air at a high level, above the heads of the people in the crowd.

Choice of Words: Float means to move or drift gently in the air or water. Up means in a higher position or direction. High means at or to a great height or elevation. Above means at a higher level or position than something else. Crowd means a large group of people gathered together. When you put them together, "Melodies float up high above the crowd" means that the melodies are moving gently in the air at a high level, above the heads of the people in the crowd.

Tunes rise tall over the audience.

Meaning: This means that the music is moving up to a higher position, above the heads of the people in the audience.

Choice of Words: Tunes are melodies or pieces of music. Rise means to move or go up to a higher position. Tall means of great height or length. Over means above or on top of something. Audience means a group of people gathered together to listen to a performance or speech. When you put them together, "Tunes rise tall over the audience" means that the melodies are moving up to a higher position, above the heads of the people in the audience.

Melodies soar high above the multitude.

Meaning: This means that the music is flying or gliding high in the air, above the heads of the people in the crowd.

Choice of Words: Soar means to fly or glide high in the air. High means at or to a great height or elevation. Above means at a higher level or position than something else. Multitude means a large group of people. When you put them together, "Melodies soar high above the multitude" means that the melodies are flying or gliding high in the air, above the heads of the people in the crowd.

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