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Creak, creak, the stairs were grumbling. Explain in what way onomatopoeia was used??
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Creak, creak, the stairs were grumbling.

Explain in what way onomatopoeia was used??

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An onomatopoeia is a word used to indicate a sound. So, “creak, creak” is an onomatopoeia, since this indicates the noise the stairs were making.
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