Onomatopoeia

The graphic designer used onomatopoeia to illustrate the sound of a camera shutter clicking in her design.

The writer employed onomatopoeia to convey the sounds of a battle in his historical fiction novel.

Onomatopoeia is a fascinating topic to learn about in English class.

The linguist wrote a book on onomatopoeia in various languages.

The word "whoosh" is an onomatopoeia that sounds like the rushing of air or water.

The teacher's use of onomatopoeia captivated the students' attention during the lesson.

Some languages, such as Japanese, use onomatopoeia extensively in everyday speech.

The word "sizzle" is an onomatopoeia that mimics the sound of frying food.