The snow-covered trees looked like giant frosted cakes.

Meaning: This sentence uses a simile to compare snow-covered trees to giant frosted cakes, emphasizing their beauty and inviting appearance.

Choice of Words: Snow-covered means covered in snow. Trees are tall, woody plants with branches and leaves. Giant means very large in size. Frosted means covered in a thin layer of ice or sugar. Cakes are sweet baked goods.

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Related Expressions

• The snow-covered trees looked like frosted cakes.
• The trees were covered in snow, making them look like frosted Christmas trees.
• Frosted trees stood majestic, guardians of the forest.
• Sprinkles make cakes more festive.
• The sky above looked like a giant blue blanket.
• Frosted rooftops glistened, diamonds in sun.
• The snow-covered trees stand tall and majestic, like silent guardians.
• The snow-covered trees stood like silent sentinels.
• Snow-covered trees sparkled like diamonds in the sun.
• Snow-covered trees glisten in the sunlight, like diamonds.