How has the author used onomatopoeia as a literary device to create aural effects?

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LiRa [457]3 years ago

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All these in orange show the literary device onomatopoeia

The author uses them to express how he heard things and reflect on them so the reader will also try to imagine how it sounded like. In order to make reading more lively. In this passage, the sea is described as a sound of a dog.

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