The happy children played hide-and-seek in the park.

Meaning: This means the children were joyful and engaged in a game of hide-and-seek in a park.

Choice of Words: Happy means feeling joy or contentment. Children are young people, usually below the age of 18. Played means to take part in a game or activity for enjoyment. Hide-and-seek is a game where one person hides and the others try to find them. Park is a public area with trees, grass, and often playgrounds or other facilities. Together, these words describe children enjoying a game of hide-and-seek in a park.

Alternative Expressions

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