Wind rushed past windows.

Meaning: This sentence describes the wind moving quickly and with force by or beyond the windows.

Choice of Words: Wind is the movement of air. Rushed means to move quickly and with force. Past means by or beyond something. Windows are openings in a wall or roof that allow light and air to enter. When you put them together, "Wind rushed past windows" creates a mental picture of the wind moving quickly and with force by or beyond the windows.

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