Siblings raced each other down the hill.

Meaning: This sentence describes siblings who were racing each other down a hill.

Choice of Words: Siblings are brothers or sisters. Raced means to compete with someone else in a contest of speed. Each other refers to two or more people or things considered individually. Down means in a direction from a higher to a lower place. Hill is a raised area of land with sloping sides.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• They raced each other down the slide.
• Siblings helped each other with homework.
• The siblings supported each other through thick and thin.
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• Sled raced swiftly down the hill.
• Sled raced down snowy hill.
• The sled raced down the snowy hill.
• Sled raced down the snowy hill.
• Sled raced down snowy hill swiftly.
• The sled raced down the icy hill, sparkling in the sun.