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Visual: Sight is processed through the 'Visual' sense. Visual stimuli is picked up by visual receptors located in the eye. Visual receptors are stimulated by light, colour and movement.
Auditory: Auditory imagery is used to explain things, ideas and actions using sounds that appeal to our sense of hearing. It is intended to invoke up sound images in the minds of the readers. ... It means that it is related to the images of sounds that we feel in our ears through words.
Olfactory: Smell is processed through 'Olfactory' receptors located in the nose. The olfactory senses can distinguish between a range of smells including pungent, flowery, putrid and musty.
Gustatory: Taste is processed through the 'Gustatory' sense. Taste is picked up by gustatory receptors which are located on our tongues and are linked to our olfactory senses (smell). Sweet, sour, bitter, salty and spicy flavours are processed through our gustatory sense.
Tactile: Touch is processed through the 'Tactile' sense. Tactile receptors identify the sensation of touch and are all over our bodies in our skin. ... The tactile senses are important for identifying touch, pressure, pain, temperature and texture.
Motion: Motion is sensory, too. By using active words or describing movement, you help your readers experience your words. For instance: vibrating, soaring, mind-boggling, staggering, bumpy.
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