Mouse peeked out cautiously.

Meaning: The mouse carefully looked out from its hiding place.

Choice of Words: Peeked is a verb that describes the mouse's careful look. Out is an adverb that tells us the direction of the mouse's look. Cautiously is an adverb that tells us how the mouse looked, with care and attention.

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The mouse peeked its head out slowly and carefully.

Meaning: This means that the mouse slowly and carefully lifted its head out of its hiding place, being careful not to make any noise or attract attention.

Choice of Words: The is used to specify a particular mouse. Its is a possessive pronoun that means belonging to the mouse. Head is the part of the mouse's body that contains its brain and senses. Slowly means at a low speed or in a gradual manner. Carefully means with great attention to detail or accuracy.

With cautious steps, the mouse emerged from its burrow.

Meaning: This means that the mouse carefully and carefully walked out of its hiding place, taking care not to make any noise or attract attention.

Choice of Words: With is used to show the connection between the mouse's steps and its emergence from the burrow. Cautious means careful and careful, with attention to avoiding danger or risk. Steps are the movements that the mouse makes with its feet as it walks. Emerged means to come out of or become visible after being hidden.

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