Sonorise

[suh-nuh-rahyz]

Definition

1. (verb) This captivating term combines “sonorous,” representing a deep and resonant sound, with “surprise,” signifying an unexpected or astonishing event. It’s used to describe the act of pleasantly surprising someone with a melodious or resonant experience.
   

Example

Imagine arranging a surprise musical performance for a friend, where a talented musician unexpectedly fills the air with beautiful melodies. It’s not just a surprise; it’s a Sonorise. You might say, “The surprise musical performance for my friend wasn’t just about the unexpected; it was a Sonorise. The deep and resonant sounds created a moment of joy and astonishment.”