The rabbit hopped away, content with its victory.

Meaning: The rabbit jumped away, feeling happy about its success in the chase.

Choice of Words: Hopped is a verb that means to jump using only one's legs. Away means to create distance from the current location or to move from the speaker. Content means satisfied or happy. Victory means a win in a competition or contest.

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The rabbit hopped away, happy with its win.

Meaning: This sentence is similar to the first sentence, but it uses the word "happy" instead of "content." It means that the rabbit was feeling joy or pleasure after winning the competition, and it hopped away from the competition area.

Choice of Words: Rabbit is a small, furry animal with long ears and a fluffy tail. Hopped means to jump or skip by pushing off with one or both hind legs. Away means to move or go in a direction that is opposite to the speaker. Happy means to feel joy or pleasure. Win means to be successful in a competition or contest. When you put all these words together, it means that the rabbit was happy with its success in the competition and it hopped away.

The rabbit hopped off, satisfied with its triumph.

Meaning: This sentence is similar to the first two sentences, but it uses the words "hopped off" and "triumph" instead of "hopped away" and "victory." It means that the rabbit was happy with its success in the competition, and it hopped away from the competition area.

Choice of Words: Rabbit is a small, furry animal with long ears and a fluffy tail. Hopped means to jump or skip by pushing off with one or both hind legs. Off means to move or go away from a place or surface. Satisfied means to be happy or pleased with something. Triumph means to be successful in a competition or contest. When you put all these words together, it means that the rabbit was happy with its success in the competition and it hopped away from the competition area.

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