Meanings of onomatopoeia in anglès

Words from English and French, Latin or Greek, onomatopoeia, even Irish.

It's a Japanese portmanteau, but it sounds like an American onomatopoeia.

Never again will I be required to spell onomatopoeia for "mechanics" marks.

Mother Goose rhymes abound in these nonsense refrains, and they are often fine examples of onomatopoeia.

The onomatopoeia of the first line is subtle.

Exclamations and onomatopoeia are all the rage.

What a succession of groans, hurrahs, cheers, and all the onomatopoeia of which the American language is so full.

He seemed as much taken aback as if he had found a tribe of Cherokees studying onomatopoeia in English verse.

Half my pleasure in the chickadee, however, lay in the onomatopoeia of its name, along with the affection implicit in its tumbling syllables.

In the second place, Coleridge is one of the greatest English masters of exquisite verbal melody, with its tributary devices of alliteration and haunting onomatopoeia.

In addition to identifying iambs and trochees, Lars also touches on the principles of alliteration, assonance, onomatopoeia and that cornerstone of contemporary lyricism, near rhyme.

Onomatopoeia by the term used to describe such a word.

But after the Onomatopoeia let us examine other Tropes.

It really was a rather remarkable piece of onomatopœia.

Find examples of alliteration, of onomatopœia, of all the figures of speech that you can find here.

Skye saying "bang" when she pulls the trigger Onomatopoeia comes banging and clanging into the show.