Wind blew leaves all over.

Meaning: This sentence describes a situation where the wind was causing leaves to move and scatter in different directions.

Choice of Words: Wind is the movement of air. Blew means to move or cause to move by a current of air. Leaves are the flat green parts of a tree or plant. All means the whole amount or quantity. Over means from one side to the other. Everywhere means in or to all places.

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Related Expressions

• A strong wind blew the leaves all over.
• The wind blew leaves all over the ground.
• Wind blew leaves all around.
• The wind blew all day long.
• Rainstorm blew leaves all around the yard.
• Wind blew trees over.
• The wind blew gently through the rustling leaves.
• The wind blew gently through the leaves.
• The wind blew gently through the leaves of the tree.
• The wind blew the leaves off the trees.