onomatopoetic

In the cultural languages they recur, if at all, only in the onomatopoetic word-formations of later origin.

Then follows the march, expressed both in musical notes and onomatopoetic words.

So much sound makes us suspicious of the sense, but a little closer ear appreciates delicate and telling onomatopoetic effects.

“Literary impressionism,” which is largely the use of onomatopoetic words, is a valuable factor in the artistic short story.

As we know, music is a language which may delineate actual occurrences by means of onomatopoetic sounds.