The chase had brought them both joy and laughter.

Meaning: The act of chasing each other had made them both feel happy and amused.

Choice of Words: Chase is a noun that refers to the act of following someone or something quickly in order to catch them. Brought means to carry or transport something. Joy means a feeling of great happiness. Laughter is the act of making sounds when amused.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The chase left both animals exhausted and hungry.
• Sharing toys brought joy to both siblings.
• Banana brought joy to both.
• The puddles brought them joy and laughter.
• Walking keeps them both active and healthy.
• Their friendship was a source of strength for both of them.
• Their bond was a source of strength for both of them.
• Laughter heals wounds, both physical and emotional.
• Laughter brought them together.
• Kindness brings joy to both giver and receiver.