synaesthetic Antonyms
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Meaning of synaesthetic
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synaesthetic (a)
relating to or experiencing synesthesia; involving more than one sense
synaesthetic Sentence Examples
- The synaesthetic blend of colors and flavors danced on his palate, creating an enchanting sensory experience.
- The music evoked a vivid synaesthetic response, where the notes painted vibrant hues in her mind.
- Her synaesthetic condition allowed her to experience numbers as colors, making mathematics a kaleidoscope.
- The synaesthetic artist's paintings were a tapestry of vibrant colors and evocative sounds.
- The perfume's scent triggered a synaesthetic reaction, evoking a melody that lingered in her memory.
- The synaesthetic connection between touch and taste enriched her culinary experiences with a symphony of sensations.
- The synaesthetic composer's music transcended the boundaries of sound, evoking vivid images and emotions.
- Her synaesthetic perception transformed the mundane into a vibrant tapestry of sensory experiences.
- The synaesthetic poet's words shimmered with the colors and textures of her imagination.
- In the depths of her synaesthetic reverie, the world transformed into a kaleidoscope of synesthetic delights.
FAQs About the word synaesthetic
relating to or experiencing synesthesia; involving more than one sense
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The synaesthetic blend of colors and flavors danced on his palate, creating an enchanting sensory experience.
The music evoked a vivid synaesthetic response, where the notes painted vibrant hues in her mind.
Her synaesthetic condition allowed her to experience numbers as colors, making mathematics a kaleidoscope.
The synaesthetic artist's paintings were a tapestry of vibrant colors and evocative sounds.
