The monster growled, baring its sharp teeth.

Meaning: This means that the monster was angry and ready to attack.

Choice of Words: Monster is a creature that is usually big, ugly, and scary. Growled means to make a low, angry sound, and teeth are the hard, white things in your mouth that you use to bite and chew food. Sharp means having a thin edge that can cut. So, the sentence is saying that the monster made a scary noise and showed its sharp teeth.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

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• The monster growled loudly, scaring the children.
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• The monster growled at me.
• Finally, the cat caught the mouse, its sharp teeth sinking into its prey.
• Trees shed leaves, baring branches stark.
• The darkness was like a monster, devouring everything in its path.
• The cat skillfully caught its prey in its sharp claws.
• Cats have sharp claws and teeth for hunting.