Sentences with ONOMATOPOEICALLY
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"The word 'buzz' is an onomatopoeically derived from the sound of insects flying."
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"The word 'sizzle' is onomatopoeically derived from the sound of food cooking."
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"The comic accurately portrayed the sound effects onomatopoeically."
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"The children giggled onomatopoeically as they imitated the sound of a car honking."
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"The cartoon depicted the fight scene onomatopoeically with 'pow' and 'bam' speech bubbles."
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"The poet used onomatopoeically written words to create a vivid picture in the reader's mind."
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"The sound of rain can be described onomatopoeically as 'drip', 'drop', and 'pitter-patter'."
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"The word 'crash' is an perfect example of an onomatopoeically derived word."
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"The writer used onomatopoeically written phrases to enhance the atmosphere of the story."
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"The students laughed onomatopoeically when the teacher mimicked a monkey's sound."
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"The poem described the wind onomatopoeically as it whispered, whistled, and howled."
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"The artist's drawing of the fireworks onomatopoeically captured their explosive nature."
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"The author created an onomatopoeically rich story by using words like 'hiss', 'buzz', and 'boom'."
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"The children enjoyed reading the onomatopoeically written comic books."
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"The sound of thunder was described onomatopoeically as 'rumble', 'crash', and 'boom'."
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"The novel's action scenes were written onomatopoeically, making them more exciting to read."
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"The sound of a clock ticking can be written onomatopoeically as 'tick-tock'."
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"The playwright used onomatopoeically spelled words to represent the sound of a distant train."
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"The poet skillfully used onomatopoeically represented sounds to convey emotion."
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"The nursery rhyme used onomatopoeically imitated animal sounds, such as 'quack', 'oink', and 'moo'."
