Waves crashed, sand wet.

Meaning: The ridges of water moving across the surface of the body of water made a loud noise when hitting the sand and the sand was covered or soaked with water.

Choice of Words: Waves: ridges of water moving across the surface of a body of water, crashed: made a loud noise when hitting something, sand: loose grains of rock and minerals, wet: covered or soaked with water.

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Waves pounded the shore, soaking the sand.

Meaning: This means that the waves are hitting the beach with a lot of force and making the sand very wet. It's like saying, The waves are hitting the beach so hard that they are making the sand very wet.

Choice of Words: Pounded means to hit something repeatedly and with great force. Shore is the land along the edge of a body of water. Soaking means to make something completely wet. When you put them together, "Waves pounded the shore, soaking the sand" is a description of waves hitting the beach and making the sand very wet.

The relentless waves battered the beach, drenching the sand.

Meaning: This means that the waves are hitting the beach with a lot of force and making the sand very wet. It's like saying, The waves are hitting the beach so hard that they are making the sand very wet.

Choice of Words: Relentless means something that never stops or gives up. Battered means to hit something repeatedly and with great force. Drenching means to make something completely wet. When you put them together, "The relentless waves battered the beach, drenching the sand" is a description of waves hitting the beach with a lot of force and making the sand very wet.

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