Rabbit free, fox sad, rabbit happy.

Meaning: The rabbit was able to escape from the fox, and it was very happy. The fox was unsuccessful in catching the rabbit, and it was very sad.

Choice of Words: Free means not under the control or power of another. Sad means feeling unhappy or disappointed. Happy means feeling pleased or joyful.

Alternative Expressions

The rabbit is free, the fox is sad, and the rabbit is happy.

Meaning: This sentence describes a situation where the rabbit is not being held or trapped, the fox is feeling unhappy or disappointed, and the rabbit is feeling good or joyful.

Choice of Words: The word "free" means not being held or trapped. "Sad" means feeling unhappy or disappointed. "Happy" means feeling good or joyful.

The rabbit is no longer trapped, the fox is unhappy, and the rabbit is delighted.

Meaning: This sentence describes a situation where the rabbit is not being held or trapped anymore, the fox is feeling not good or joyful, and the rabbit is feeling very happy or pleased.

Choice of Words: The word "no longer" means not happening anymore. "Unhappy" means not feeling good or joyful. "Delighted" means very happy or pleased.

The rabbit is at liberty, the fox is downcast, and the rabbit is jubilant.

Meaning: This sentence describes a situation where the rabbit is free, the fox is feeling sad or unhappy, and the rabbit is feeling very happy or excited.

Choice of Words: The word "liberty" means freedom. "Downcast" means feeling sad or unhappy. "Jubilant" means very happy or excited.

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