The air was thick with the smell of smoke and blood.

Meaning: This sentence creates a vivid sensory image of the battlefield, where the air is filled with the pungent odors of smoke and blood.

Choice of Words: "Thick" describes a dense and heavy atmosphere, while "smell" refers to the sensation of perceiving odors. "Smoke" and "blood" are two distinct scents commonly associated with battles.

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