Wind howled through the bare trees.

Meaning: The wind was blowing strongly and making a loud noise as it passed through the trees that had no leaves.

Choice of Words: Wind refers to the movement of air. Howled is a verb that means to make a long, loud sound. Through indicates the path that the wind is taking. Bare means without leaves or covering.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The wind howled fiercely through the bare trees.
• The winter wind howled and whistled through the bare branches of the trees.
• The wind howled through the bare 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.