The firefighters extinguished the raging fire with bravery.

Meaning: Courageous individuals dedicated to fighting fires successfully put out a fiercely burning blaze.

Choice of Words: Firefighters: individuals who fight fires, Extinguished: put out, Raging: burning fiercely, Fire: a destructive burning, Bravery: courage.

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The firefighters put out the big fire with bravery.

Meaning: This means that the firefighters were able to stop the fire from burning by being brave and taking action.

Choice of Words: Put out is a phrasal verb that means to stop something from burning or to make something stop burning. Big is an adjective that describes the size of the fire. Bravery is a noun that describes the quality of being brave or courageous. When you put these words together, you get a sentence that describes how the firefighters were able to stop the big fire by being brave.

The firefighters stopped the fire with courage.

Meaning: This means that the firefighters were able to stop the fire from spreading or causing damage by being brave and taking action.

Choice of Words: Stopped is a verb that means to cause something to end or to prevent something from continuing. Courage is a noun that describes the quality of being brave or courageous. When you put these words together, you get a sentence that describes how the firefighters were able to stop the fire by being courageous.

The firefighters fought the fire with bravery.

Meaning: This means that the firefighters were able to put out the fire and protect people and property by being brave and taking action.

Choice of Words: Fought is a verb that means to try to defeat or overcome an opponent or an obstacle. Bravery is a noun that describes the quality of being brave or courageous. When you put these words together, you get a sentence that describes how the firefighters were able to overcome the fire by being brave.

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