✒️ Stylistic Writings

Simile

Basic Simile

Advanced Simile

Idiom

Metaphor

Complex Sentence

Repetition

Alliteration

Alliteration is the repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of words in a phrase or sentence. For eg.:

• The windy woods whispered weird wonders.

• Ten tiny turtles tumbled toward the tide.

• The ten terrorists tried to topple the tall tower.

Onomatopoeia

Onomatopoeia refers to words that imitate sounds. Here are some examples categorized by type:

Animal Sounds

• Meow – A cat's sound

• Woof – A dog's bark

• Moo – A cow's sound

• Chirp – A bird's call

Human Sounds

• Achoo – The sound of a sneeze

• Giggle – A light laugh

• Gulp – Swallowing noisily

• Splat – Something wet hitting a surface

Impact & Collision Sounds

• Bang – A loud explosion or gunshot

• Crash – Something breaking or colliding

• Thud – A heavy object falling

• Clang – Metal hitting metal

Water Sounds

• Splash – Something hitting water

• Drip – A small drop of water falling

• Gurgle – Water flowing through a narrow space

• Whoosh – A strong rush of water or wind

Mechanical & Object Sounds

• Click – Pressing a button or a small object tapping

• Buzz – The sound of a bee or an electric device

• Beep – A short, high-pitched electronic sound

• Tick-tock – A clock's sound

Order of Adjective

There are typically 8 main categories, ordered as follows:

1. Opinion (beautiful, ugly, nice, boring)

2. Size (big, small, tall, tiny)

3. Age (old, young, new, ancient)

4. Shape (round, square, triangular)

5. Color (red, blue, green, dark)

6. Origin (French, Japanese, American)

7. Material (wooden, metal, cotton)

8. Purpose (running shoes, cooking pot, sleeping bag)

For eg. A charming small old triangular brown Scandinavian wooden hunting cottage.