I haven’t offered a free resource in a little while. so here is my latest offering. Often writers forget to incorporate all five senses, make sure you include taste and smell, in addition to what your characters touch and see.
Here is a cheat sheet to help you add sensory details involving the most overlooked senses.
Printable PDF
Here is a downloadable PDF for personal use: Tastes & Aromas
Do you have any sensory words that you love to use?
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Thank you for these great alternate words. I usually look on Google, but this will be much handier.
Yeah, I did the same thing. The lists I found were pretty poor. I’m glad I could help. 🙂