synesthetic
/ˌsɪnəsˈθɛtɪk/
adjective
- Relating to or having synesthesia, a condition in which one sense (like hearing) is experienced as another (like seeing colors).
- She has a synesthetic ability to see colors when she hears music.
- His synesthetic perception makes him taste shapes when he eats certain foods.
- The artist's synesthetic paintings try to show what sounds look like.
- Describing something that blends or mixes different senses in a creative or artistic way.
- Perfume ads often use synesthetic language, calling a scent 'bright and loud.'
- The poem uses synesthetic imagery, describing a sound as 'sharp and yellow.'
- The film's synesthetic style combines visual patterns with musical rhythms.