The horses galloped swiftly across the battlefield.

Meaning: This sentence creates a dynamic image of the horses racing across the battlefield, adding to the intensity of the battle.

Choice of Words: The verb "galloped" describes the fast and rhythmic gait of horses, while "swiftly" emphasizes their speed. "Battlefield" sets the scene of the conflict.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Horses galloped quickly across plain.
• Horses galloped across the field.
• The battlefield was a scene of chaos and destruction.
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• The carousel's vibrant horses galloped in a circle.
• Horses gallop swiftly across the field.
• The unicorn galloped swiftly across the meadow.
• The zebra galloped swiftly across the field.
• The zebras galloped swiftly across the plain.
• Unicorns galloped swiftly across meadows.