Rabbit was cunning, Fox was faster.

Meaning: Rabbit was clever and tricky, but Fox was able to move more quickly.

Choice of Words: Cunning means being clever and tricky, often in a way that is not fair or honest. Faster means moving more quickly than someone or something else.

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Rabbit was sly, Fox was speedy.

Meaning: This sentence means that the rabbit was clever and sneaky, but the fox was faster.

Choice of Words: The word "cunning" means clever and sneaky. "Sly" is a good synonym for it. "Faster" means able to move quickly. "Speedy" is a good synonym for it.

Rabbit was tricky, Fox was swift.

Meaning: This sentence means the same thing as the first one, but it uses different words.

Choice of Words: The word "cunning" can also mean tricky. "Swift" is another word for fast.

Rabbit was a sneaky fellow, Fox was a quick one.

Meaning: This sentence uses more informal language to convey the same meaning.

Choice of Words: The word "fellow" means a person or animal. Calling the rabbit a "sneaky fellow" emphasizes its cunning nature. "Quick" is another word for fast.

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