The clouds drifted lazily across the sky.

Meaning: The masses of water vapor moved slowly and without effort through the vast space above the earth.

Choice of Words: The verb "drifted" describes the clouds' slow and effortless movement, and the adverb "lazily" emphasizes their relaxed motion. "Across" indicates their movement through the sky, and "sky" refers to the expanse above the earth. This sentence portrays the peaceful and serene movement of the clouds.

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