Planets are smaller than stars but bigger than moons.

Meaning: Planets are smaller in size compared to stars but larger than moons.

Choice of Words: Planets are celestial bodies that orbit stars, stars are large, luminous balls of gas that emit light and heat, and moons are natural satellites that orbit planets. Smaller and bigger are comparative adjectives indicating relative size.

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• Moons are smaller than planets.
• Planets are smaller than stars.
• Jupiter's moons are called Galilean moons.
• It grew bigger and bigger with each meal.
• The puddles grew bigger and bigger.
• Some stars are bigger than Earth.
• He knew that he was part of something much bigger than himself.
• Ants are strong and can carry objects much bigger than themselves.
• They can lift objects much bigger than themselves.
• Planets have moons orbiting them.