The wind howled through the bare trees.

Meaning: This sentence describes the strong wind blowing through trees without leaves, creating a haunting sound.

Choice of Words: Wind refers to the movement of air. Howled describes the loud, mournful sound the wind made. Through means moving from one side to the other of something. Bare means without leaves or covering. Trees are tall, woody plants with branches and leaves.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Wind howled through the bare trees.
• The wind howled fiercely through the bare trees.
• The winter wind howled and whistled through the bare branches of the trees.
• The wind howled ferociously through the bare trees.
• Cold wind blows hard through bare trees.
• The cold wind blew through the bare trees.
• Wind blows strong through bare trees.
• Wind whispers through bare trees.
• Cold wind blew leaves off the bare trees.
• Bare trees shiver in the cold wind.