Onomatopoeia is the use of sound-imitating words that echo the noises they describe. These words help create a strong sensory effect in writing. Examples from the story include “clang,” “hiss,” and “crash.” Such words make descriptions livelier and more realistic. When a writer uses onomatopoeia, readers can almost hear the sound being described, enhancing the experience. It is commonly used in stories, poems and comics to create dramatic and immersive scenes.

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