Nectar sipped from delicate blooms.

Meaning: Butterflies drink the sweet liquid from fragile, open flowers.

Choice of Words: "Nectar" refers to the sweet liquid in flowers, "sipped" describes the butterfly's drinking, "from" indicates the source, "delicate" suggests the fragile nature of the flowers, and "blooms" refers to the open flowers.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

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