Swoosh

/swuːʃ/
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Imagery

Creating a vivid picture of movement can enhance storytelling.

Her dress swooshed around her as she danced.
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Sound

The term evokes the auditory sensation of something moving quickly.

I love the swoosh of the wind on a bike ride.
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Emotion

Using 'swoosh' can make descriptions more lively and engaging.

The swoosh of the curtains as they opened signaled the start.
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