The wind whipped past her ears.

Meaning: The moving air moved forcefully by or beyond her organs of hearing.

Choice of Words: Wind is moving air. Whipped means moved quickly and forcefully. Past means by or beyond. Ears are the organs of hearing. The combination of these words creates a sentence about the sensation of the wind moving quickly past someone's ears.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

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