The wind blew strong in the trees.

Meaning: The air moved with great power or force in the tall plants with a trunk and branches.

Choice of Words: Blew is the past tense of the verb blow, which means to move air with force. Strong means having great power or force. Trees are tall plants with a trunk and branches. When you put them together, it means the air moved with great power or force in the tall plants with a trunk and branches.

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Related Expressions

• The strong wind blew the leaves off the trees.
• The strong wind blew through the tall trees.
• Wind blew strong through trees.
• Wind blew strong, shaking the trees.
• The strong wind blew through the trees.
• Wind blew strong in trees.
• The strong wind blew leaves off the tall trees.
• Strong wind blew leaves off trees.
• Wind blew strong in green trees.
• The wind blew strong, making the trees dance.