The wind blew the leaves away from the tree.

Meaning: This sentence describes how the wind caused the leaves to move from the tree.

Choice of Words: Leaves are the green parts of a plant that grow from its branches. Tree is a large plant with a trunk and branches. Away means to create distance from the current location or to move from the speaker. Blew is the past tense of the verb blow, which means to move air with force. When you put them together, "The wind blew the leaves away from the tree" describes how the wind moved the leaves from the tree.

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