Wind rustled through grass.

Meaning: This sentence portrays the wind moving through the grass, causing a soft rustling sound.

Choice of Words: Wind is the movement of air. Rustled means to make a soft, crackling sound by moving quickly through something. Grass refers to the short, green plants that cover the ground. "Wind rustled through grass" creates an image of the wind causing the grass to make a soft, rustling sound as it moves through it.

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Related Expressions

• The wind rustled through the tall grass in the meadow.
• Wind rustled through the tall grass in the meadow.
• The wind rustled through the tall grass.
• Wind rustled softly through the tall grass.
• The wind rustled through the tall green grass.
• The gentle breeze rustled through tall grass.
• Wind rustled through the leaves.
• Leaves rustled gently as the wind whispered through the trees.
• Wind rustled through green leaves.
• Leaves rustled softly as the wind blew through the trees.