The fish swam towards the baited hook.

Meaning: The fish moved in the water in the direction of the sharp piece of metal that had something on it to attract them.

Choice of Words: Swam means to move through water by using fins or other body parts. Towards means in the direction of something. Baited means having bait on it, which is something used to attract and catch fish. Hook is a curved piece of metal with a sharp point, used for catching fish.

Alternative Expressions

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• He carefully removed the hook from the fish's mouth.
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