when describing a deserted place how can you use onomatopoeia to biuld up the tension and make it fun for the reader? please give some examples


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Creaking door hinge
Whispering winds
Hum of bees

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http://grammar.about.com/od/mo/g/onomaterms.htm
i am trying to create a sense of emptiness in the deserted house and i am walking up the flight of staires so how can i use onomatopoeia?
echoing footfalls
deafening silence
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This does not help okrr ok it's done
Noise of footsteps.
Noise of wind.
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