Peasants rejoiced as peace returned to kingdom.

Meaning: This sentence describes the peasants rejoicing as peace returns to the kingdom.

Choice of Words: The words rejoiced, peace, and kingdom are used to describe the peasants' feelings and the state of the kingdom. They help show the reader how happy the peasants are that peace has returned.

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Peasants cheered as peace returned to the kingdom.

Meaning: The people who worked on the farms and lived in the kingdom were very happy because there was no more fighting or war.

Choice of Words: Peasants were the farmers and workers who lived in the kingdom. Cheered means they were happy and excited. Peace means there was no war or fighting. Kingdom is the land ruled by a king or queen.

The commoners rejoiced when tranquility was restored to the realm.

Meaning: The people who lived in the kingdom were very happy because there was no more fighting or war, and everything was peaceful and quiet again.

Choice of Words: Commoners is another word for peasants. Rejoiced means they were very happy. Tranquility means peace and quiet. Realm is another word for kingdom.

The villagers celebrated as harmony returned to their lands.

Meaning: The people who lived in the village had a party to celebrate because there was no more fighting or war, and everyone was getting along well again.

Choice of Words: Villagers are people who live in a village. Celebrated means they had a party or did something special to show their happiness. Harmony means peace and agreement. Lands is another word for kingdom.

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