Examples of synesthesia sentence

Answer 1

information of about different types of synesthesia,

Answer 2

I'm not quite sure this is what u wanted but..... (this is from a website)

These are my color and pitch perceptions :

C-white

C#/Db navy blue, somewhat metallic

D-gray-green

D# yellow-green; Eb gold, metallic

E-bright yellow

F-crimson red, tending toward magenta. Very vivid and rich.

F# maroon, a bit redder; Gb maroon, slightly darker with a metallic tone

G brown-orange, browner the lower the note is.

G# orange-copper, not shiny, but bright. Ab metallic copper/brass.

A orange

A# magenta; Bb a beautiful royal purple--more violet, reddish-purple hue

B a very crisp black.

Days of the week

Days:

Sunday light brown/tan

Monday light blue

Tuesday navy blue

Wednesday mustard yellow

Thursday oak brown

Friday white

Saturday black

Numbers:

0 clear like black ice

1 gray-white

2 navy blue

3 yellow, slightly orange

4 dark red

5 brown--light to medium tone

6 black

7 brown, a bit lighter than 5

8 gray-lavender

9 white

Alphabet:

A reddish-orange N-brown

B royal blue-black O-black to clear (like zero)

C white P-white

D blue & gray Q-black/purple touch of gold

E bright yellow R-black

F brownish gray S-silver

G orange-brown T-brown

H forest green U-violet

I white V-light brown-tan

J brown W-steel blue & white

K orange-pink X-gray

L red Y-white, slight yellow

M brown (warmer than N) Z-silver/white

Months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December. January, February, June & July aren't colored as strongly as other months.

Hope you've enjoyed this romp through my brain. Check back as I modify this site!

Elizabeth A. Pector, M.D.

family physician, author, and left-handed, intelligent, creative, modest synesthete ! :-)

---- I have Synesthesia, and I can go through a short list of things that have a taste and color(usually it's just colors) -Hearing the name Francis: I taste a warm savory delight, though in contrast it is the snooty and rotten color blue. -Nails on a chalkboard: I like this one. It's the friendly light yellow, like the color of the sun upon an afternoon pond. It tastes wonderful. -Cranberry juice: I see dark purple, close to dark blue, and both are ignorant and rude. Too much purple. I also taste the cranberry juice normally, but I still don't like it. That's why I usually lie and say I'm somehow allergic... -Throughout the entirity of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata: Like watching a beautiful gray flame, however lonely and sad. It drags on, getting slowly darker, lighter, and morphing into a brilliant smooth silver, like a teapot's color, gold, then it ends. I taste the crispest, purest water. I am almost disappointed when it ends. I learned this when I was young, so whenever I wanted to feel the quiet, mournful waves of a blissful, serene peace, I played it, with heart. Now it is apart of my morning routine, before I say goodbye to my dog Francis and head off to work. -The word pencil: Red. In what was usually elementary school, I felt sick to my stomach and disgusted when the teacher told us to pick up our number two pencils and write. I usually had to go to the sink and wash the taste out (sour and gross, like a squished, farted on banana). After hearing that word about four more times, I just hummed G# until the word was gone (G# makes me taste apples and see a dark green with a few splotches of yellow). And there you have it.

Answer 3

The music tasted sweet and colorful, filling my mind with a rainbow of flavors. The sun felt warm and velvety on my skin, a gentle caress of golden hues. She spoke in a melody of lilting notes, each word a brushstroke of vibrant sound.