The man walked down the busy noisy street.

Meaning: This sentence describes a man moving at a regular pace along a crowded and noisy street.

Choice of Words: Walked means to move at a regular pace by putting one foot in front of the other. Down means in a direction from a higher to a lower place. Busy means full of activity or people. Noisy means making a lot of sound.

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The man strolled down the bustling, clamorous street.

Meaning: This means that the man was walking in a relaxed manner down a street that was full of people and making a lot of noise.

Choice of Words: Strolled means to walk at a leisurely pace, without any hurry or rush. Bustling means full of activity and movement, while clamorous means making a lot of noise. When you put them together, this sentence paints a picture of a man walking along a busy, noisy street.

The fellow ambled down the lively, cacophonous thoroughfare.

Meaning: This means that the man was walking in a slow, relaxed manner down a street that was full of people and making a lot of noise.

Choice of Words: Fellow is a more formal way of saying "man". Ambled means to walk at a slow, relaxed pace. Lively means full of life and activity, while cacophonous means making a lot of noise. Thoroughfare is a formal word for "street". When you put them together, this sentence paints a picture of a man walking along a busy, noisy street.

The gent sauntered down the vibrant, raucous boulevard.

Meaning: This means that the man was walking in a slow, relaxed manner down a street that was full of people and making a lot of noise.

Choice of Words: Gent is a more formal way of saying "man". Sauntered means to walk at a slow, relaxed pace. Vibrant means full of life and energy, while raucous means making a lot of noise. Boulevard is a wide, tree-lined street. When you put them together, this sentence paints a picture of a man walking along a busy, noisy street.

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