Wind roars

Meaning: This means that the wind makes a loud, deep, prolonged sound as it blows strongly.

Choice of Words: Wind is the natural movement of air around the earth's surface. Roars is a verb that means to make a loud, deep, prolonged sound. In this sentence, wind roars is a metaphorical expression that describes the sound that the wind makes as it blows strongly.

Alternative Expressions

The wind screams

Meaning: This means that the wind is making a loud, painful noise. It's like when you hear someone crying or when you hear a siren.

Choice of Words: The is a definite article that indicates a specific thing. Wind is the moving air we feel. Screams is the sound that something makes when it is in pain or very upset. When we put them together, "The wind screams" means that the wind is making a loud, painful noise.

The wind whispers

Meaning: This means that the wind is making a soft, secret noise. It's like when you hear someone talking quietly or when you hear the leaves rustling in the trees.

Choice of Words: The is a definite article that indicates a specific thing. Wind is the moving air we feel. Whispers is the sound that something makes when it is speaking softly or secretly. When we put them together, "The wind whispers" means that the wind is making a soft, secret noise.

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