echoic

How To Use echoic In A Sentence

• Intimations Ode is sounded early on in the cognate object "sing a joyous song" (l. 19): echoic token of that pastoral "There was a time" (l. 1) when birds were everywhere and full-throated — and where the epithet "joyous" was as taken for granted, in the tautologies of the prefallen, as that prelinguistic song sung. Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian
• This paper applies some pragmatic theories to explore the pragmatic features of irony, including its echoic and adaptive traits.
• A subsequent neck ultrasound revealed a hypoechoic, well-circumscribed, 1.8-cm mass with moderate vascularity in the lower pole of the right thyroid lobe.
• Accordingly, when encountering an ironic text such as Map's, the reader must first recognize that an ironic utterance is an echoic interpretation (literal or nonliteral) of a preceding proposition.
• An attempt is made to analyze the cases of irony occurring in a Chinese literary work-Lu Xun's A Madman's Diary within the framework of the echoic interpretation theory.
• There are a plethora of echoic sounds which pupils may brain storm and then use those selected to write poetry.
• The swimmer, the dreamer—he had no sense of himself as himself yet—heard a voice, echoic and distorted. Fear Itself
• I also remember being in the anechoic chamber at Lincoln Lab getting a demo in adaptive noise suppression algorithm use, which cleaned something up with a really horrendous signal to noise ratio.... Making Light: Open thread 134
• In such cases, ultrasonography reveals a hypoechoic or anechoic structure protruding from a segmentally thickened colonic wall.
• Like Standard English crick-crack, which represents a repeated sharp sound, the synonymous crickety-crick is echoic.