Wind whispered, rustled leaves, and carried seeds.

Meaning: The movement of air made a very soft sound, made a soft, crackling sound of the leaves, and took the small parts of a plant that can grow into a new plant from one place to another.

Choice of Words: Wind means the movement of air. Whisper means to speak very softly. Rustle means to make a soft, crackling sound. Leaf means a flat and thin part that grows on a tree or plant. Carry means to take something from one place to another. Seed means a small part of a plant that can grow into a new plant. In this sentence, wind refers to the movement of air, whispered means it made a very soft sound, rustled means it made a soft, crackling sound, leaves refer to the flat and thin parts of a tree or plant, carried means it took something from one place to another, and seeds refer to the small parts of a plant that can grow into a new plant.

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• The wind carried the seeds far and wide.
• The wind carried the seeds of new life, spreading them far and wide.
• The wind carried the seeds of new life, promising spring's arrival.
• Wind's song carried seeds to faraway lands.
• Wind's symphony carried seeds to distant lands.
• The wind's breath carried the seeds to new homes.
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• Night whispered secrets to the wind, carried by rustling leaves.
• The leaves whispered secrets to the wind, carried by its gentle breath.