Wind rustled leaves on branches.

Meaning: The wind caused the leaves on the branches to make a soft, swishing sound.

Choice of Words: The verb "rustled" is used to describe the sound that the leaves make when they are moved by the wind. It suggests a soft and swishing sound. The preposition "on" indicates the surface of the leaves where the wind is rustling. The noun "branches" refers to the limbs of a tree that grow out from the trunk.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The wind rustled the leaves on the branches.
• Wind rustled leaves on tree branches.
• Wind rustled leaves, branches.
• Wind rustled leaves on the branches.
• Wind blew leaves rustled branches.
• Wind blew, leaves rustled, branches swayed.
• Wind rustled leaves on tree's branches.
• Branches swayed, leaves rustled.
• Breeze rustled leaves nearby branches.
• Branches rustled gently.