Difference between Onomatopoeic and Echoic

ONOMATOPOEIC vs ECHOIC: ADJECTIVE

Pertaining to, characterized by, or of the nature of onomatopœia; representing the sound of the thing signified; imitative in speech.

Mellifluous, Schwa, Euphonious, Colloquial, Pronounceable, Homophonic, Adjectival, Phonetic, Untranslatable, Exclamatory, Syllabic, Alliterative, Onomatopoeical, Imitative, Echoic

Songlike, Microtonal, Cacophonic, Anechoic, Glottal, Homophonic, Resonant, Sibilant, Reverberant, Echolike, Onomatopoeical, Reflected, Imitative, Onomatopoeic, Onomatopoetic

Mellifluous, Schwa, Euphonious, Colloquial, Pronounceable, Homophonic, Adjectival, Phonetic, Untranslatable, Exclamatory, Syllabic, Alliterative, Onomatopoeical, Imitative, Echoic

Songlike, Microtonal, Cacophonic, Anechoic, Glottal, Homophonic, Resonant, Sibilant, Reverberant, Onomatopoeical, Echolike, Reflected, Imitative, Onomatopoeic, Onomatopoetic

Some examples of onomatopoeic words include swoosh, boom, swish, sizzle, gush, whisper, gag, cuckoo, chatter, mumble, etc.
Many of my beloved English words are onomatopoeic ones like flicker, boing, ripple, riffraff, guffaw and clusterfuck.
There is something oddly onomatopoeic about it and seems to have a dirty quality of itself.
The rhyming, onomatopoeic narrative and adorable illustrations in this book combine for a fun story.
If Panggalato sounds guttural because of the difficult vowel sound mentioned, Ilocano is very onomatopoeic.
Site is the following sentences and should be onomatopoeic word but beyond these interjections.
This onomatopoeic singing undercuts the dangerous scene with a sense of humour.
Snap Crackle, was supposedly an onomatopoeic approximation of his snare drum sound.
"Warm fuzzies" may be twee, but at least they're onomatopoeic.
Onomatopoeic words like these help bring written language to life.

Many individuals with autism have poor or absent echoic skills, poor speech production, and deficient articulation.
Though we all have echoic memory, factors like age and neurological disorders can affect how well you recall sounds.
Didactic training: spoken and written instructions describing mand and echoic operants, practice exercise to discriminate.
Echoic Repetition in Old English Poetry, especially The Dream of the Rood.
If the child does not displaying vocal or echoic behavior an alternative communication method may be appropriate.
Tact errors occur, strong echoic and LDs, tacts are prompt bound or scrolled, maintenance required.
Two kinds of behavior might seem to be echoic, but are not.
When someone talks, your echoic memory retains each individual syllable.
Remember children may learn very easily by using echoic memory.
When echoic prompts suffice alone, visual prompts may be reinstated to then fade echoic prompts and condition the mand with support from exteroceptive supports.