"Thud" is an onomatopoeic word which evokes the sound of something soft and heavy striking or being struck by something else. Since the soft and heavy object might be a human body, the word might evoke feelings of uneasiness.
The definition of the word "Evoked" is to bring to or recall the conscious mind. You can find more definitions for words online at The Free Dictionary website.
He hit the floor with a thud.
The envelope and its portentous contents fell onto the mat with a dull thud.
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to bring something into mind, often by suggestion
bustling,commuters,packed like sardines,people were chattering,crowded.
The Tagalog word for "evoked" is "pumukaw."
Thud is only one syllable.
About a nocturnal landscape and the feelings it evoked in Vincent..
The definition of the word "Evoked" is to bring to or recall the conscious mind. You can find more definitions for words online at The Free Dictionary website.
Fulfillment, relief, quaintness,empowerment, and sometimes even quixotic..
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Thud is a noun (a thud) and a verb (to thud).
In a shopping mall, a variety of feelings are expressed; it just depends on the person and his or her mood. They can be happy, sad, mad, upset, frustrated, enthusiastic, and so on.
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An idea or plan put forward for consideration.
Imagery in poetry is what the words of the poem make the reader 'see' in their imagination. it is the colors, sounds, and sometimes feelings evoked by the poem.