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Afterglow
#A three-beat phrase that dissolves gently, ideal for soft endings or gradually quieting feedback.
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Aftershock
#A firm opening that settles calmly, ideal for transitions needing a strong start and a gentle finish.
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Alarm
#Relentless and urgent, best for critical errors or emergencies that require immediate attention.
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BalloonPop
#Mounting suspense that bursts into release, perfect for countdowns or suspenseful reveals.
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Barrage
#An overwhelming storm of rapid impacts, suited for maxing out a meter or total sensory overload moments.
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BassDrop
#Two grounded thumps with a tonal descent, suited for distinct double-confirmation feedback.
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Batter
#An unrestrained explosion of rage, suited for catastrophic errors or total loss of control.
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BellToll
#Three notes that soften as they land, suited for closing interactions or softening after a strong start.
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Blip
#A composed, subtle heads-up, ideal for non-critical warnings that should not interrupt the user.
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Bloom
#A quiet confirmation of completion, ideal for subtle task completions or non-intrusive positive reinforcement.
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Bongo
#Two balanced bursts of three, suited for structured multi-step or paired sequence feedback.
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Boulder
#Deep and weighty without sharpness, great for heavy object impacts or grounded confirmation feedback.
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BreakingWave
#Two measured steps leading into a stronger landing, ideal for escalating confirmations or staged actions.
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Buildup
#An energizing crescendo of rising intensity, ideal for charging actions or building anticipation.
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Buzz
#An unmistakable hard rejection, suited for critical errors, access denied, or blocked actions.
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Cadence
#A natural two-beat rhythm with a subtle textural shift, suitable for double-tap confirmations.
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CameraShutter
#The satisfying click of capturing a moment, ideal for photo capture or scan confirmation.
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Canter
#A three-beat rhythm with natural variation, suited for multi-step feedback where each step has character.
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Cascade
#A long sequence that unwinds from intensity to calm, ideal for complex multi-phase transitions or step-by-step completions.
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Castanets
#A crisp, decisive pair of sharp taps, ideal for double-confirmation or back-to-back interaction feedback.
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CatPaw
#A calm, warm pair of taps, ideal for gentle confirmations or soft paired acknowledgements.
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Chip
#Sharp, authoritative, and precise, suited for confirmations that demand clarity and definition.
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Clamor
#Impossible to ignore, suited for critical warnings, emergency alerts, or safety-critical states.
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Clasp
#The satisfying snap of acquiring a target, ideal for lock-on, cursor snap-to, or radar acquisition.
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Cleave
#Signals an irreversible, high-stakes action for deletes, removes, or anything the user cannot undo.
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Coil
#Rising tension that releases into certainty, ideal for long-press activation or charge-complete feedback.
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CoinDrop
#A playful cascade of coins, ideal for reward moments, payment confirmations, or in-app purchases.
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CombinationLock
#The ritual of cracking a code, ideal for combination inputs or multi-step secure unlocking.
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Crescendo
#A rising build that peaks with energy, ideal for charge-up moments or building anticipation.
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Dewdrop
#A quiet confirmation of success, ideal for operations that completed without needing attention.
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Dissolve
#A gentle, soothing fade, ideal for calm relief after a mild challenge or successful low-stakes action.
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DogBark
#Two forceful low bursts like a sharp bark, ideal for alert sounds or short punchy notification moments.
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EngineRev
#The thrill of revving to full throttle, ideal for racing games or mechanical acceleration feedback.
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Exhale
#Tension releasing into calm, ideal for completing a stressful task or resolving an error.
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Explosion
#A catastrophic detonation that echoes into rumble, ideal for game destruction events or dramatic impacts.
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FadeOut
#A graceful drift toward silence, ideal for dismissals or transitions that should feel calm and natural.
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Fanfare
#A short burst of triumph, ideal for achievement unlocked, rank-ups, or moments that deserve a cheer.
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Finale
#A countdown that closes with emphasis, ideal for timer completions or countdown-finished alerts.
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FingerDrum
#Three casual, even taps, ideal for low-key acknowledgements or non-urgent rhythm patterns.
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Firecracker
#Two maximum-force strikes demanding immediate response, suited for urgent double-confirmations or critical alerts.
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Flurry
#The thrill of a combo streak, ideal for hit combos, chain multipliers, or rapid-fire scoring.
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Flush
#The involuntary heave of disgust, ideal for aversion reactions or gross-out moments in playful UI contexts.
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Gallop
#A natural four-beat rhythm, suited for multi-step processes or organic rhythmic feedback.
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Gavel
#Two weighty, deliberate taps, suited for decisive double-step actions or bold acknowledgement feedback.
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Glitch
#The haptic feel of a system glitching, ideal for data corruption, errors, or intentional glitch aesthetics.
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GuitarStrum
#A rich, resonant strike that lingers, ideal for musical interactions or warm confirmation moments.
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Hail
#An unpredictable, relentless barrage, ideal for weather events or disorienting overload feedback.
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Hammer
#The insistent urgency of a fist on a door, ideal for forceful alerts or escalating persistent notifications.
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Heartbeat
#The familiar lub-dub of life and tension, perfect for health apps or anxious waiting moments.
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Herald
#Two gentle knocks building to a decisive third, ideal for staged confirmations with a clear conclusion.
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HoofBeat
#Two warm, grounded taps, ideal for mellow double confirmations or soft paired feedback.
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Ignition
#Three beats that sharpen with each hit, ideal for staged confirmations or escalating emphasis.
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Jolt
#The most intense hit possible, suited for critical alerts or any moment that demands absolute impact.
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KeyboardMechanical
#The satisfying two-stage snap of a mechanical key, great for precision typing or keyboard simulations.
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KeyboardMembrane
#A soft, muffled press, best for simulating the quiet feel of a membrane keyboard.
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Knock
#A polite knock announcing arrival, ideal for gentle attention requests or non-urgent presence alerts.
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Lighthouse
#Steady and bias-free, suitable for neutral status updates or steady-state notifications.
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Lilt
#Warm and personal, ideal for direct messages or social notifications from people you know.
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Lock
#The satisfying click of locking into place, ideal for locking, latching, or secure-confirmation interactions.
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March
#Like an encouraging pat on the back, ideal for motivational confirmations or achievement feedback.
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Metronome
#Balanced and unemotional, ideal for neutral confirmations, pagination steps, or generic two-step feedback.
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Murmur
#Two soft, quiet taps, ideal for subtle double-step interactions or unobtrusive confirmations.
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PassingCar
#The whoosh of something passing at speed, ideal for vehicle pass-by or motion-blur effects.
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Patter
#Three mild, unforced taps, ideal for low-key acknowledgements or non-urgent triple feedback.
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Pendulum
#A rhythmic swing that gradually settles, ideal for winding-down moments or calm settling effects.
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Ping
#A precise, definitive click, ideal for list selections or any interaction where clarity of choice matters.
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Piston
#Two forceful, immediate strikes, ideal for commanding double-confirmations or high-energy paired actions.
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Plummet
#The terrifying pause before impact, ideal for drop effects or dramatic collision moments.
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Poke
#Someone specifically called your name, ideal for mentions, tags, or direct-attention notifications.
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Propel
#A confident forward push communicating that a form or action has been decisively submitted.
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Pulse
#A gentle, steady pulse that quietly signals ongoing activity without demanding attention.
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Pummel
#Escalating rage that peaks at full force, suited for blocked actions, critical failures, or frustrated moments.
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Rain
#Soft and unpredictable, ideal for ambient atmospheric effects or organic ambient notifications.
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Rap
#A clean double-knock that announces an alert quietly, ideal for non-urgent in-app notifications.
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Ratchet
#A firm, assertive triple beat, suited for strong confirmations or emphatic acknowledgements.
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Ripple
#A strong hit that radiates outward in softening waves, ideal for touch ripples or impact echo effects.
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Rivet
#Three sharp, assertive beats, suited for triple-step confirmations or high-confidence feedback.
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Shockwave
#The pressure wave of a nearby explosion, ideal for detonations, force fields, or dramatic impacts.
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Snap
#A firm snap that conveys a locked-in selection, perfect for toggles, switches, or confirming a choice.
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Sonar
#The eureka moment, ideal for conveying the satisfying rush of finding what you were looking for.
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Spark
#The snap of electric ignition, ideal for discharge effects, ignition moments, or quick-fire activation.
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Spin
#A crisp, mechanical rhythm communicating repeating progress, great for looping or spinner states.
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Stamp
#Calm and decisive, communicates acceptance without drama, suited for dialog confirmations.
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Stomp
#Three deep, grounded beats, suitable for unhurried triple confirmations or calm rhythmic emphasis.
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StoneSkip
#Three firm taps with a softening finish, suited for decisive but composed triple confirmations.
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Strike
#A confident, decisive strike that delivers a clear and satisfying response for the main call-to-action.
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Summon
#A commanding signal that refuses to be ignored, ideal for incoming calls or urgent attention-demand moments.
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Surge
#An irrepressible swell of delight, ideal for reaction moments or expressions of pure joy.
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Sweep
#The rhythmic pulse of active searching, ideal for search operations or background polling states.
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Swell
#A patient nudge that quietly escalates, ideal for reminders that build attention without anxiety.
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Syncopate
#A lively three-beat rhythm with mixed texture, ideal for multi-step confirmations or animated feedback.
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Throb
#An accelerated heartbeat that signals something is wrong, ideal for pre-danger tension or warning states.
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Thump
#Confident and present without being harsh, useful for bold feedback that avoids aggression.
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Thunder
#The raw power of a thunderstorm, ideal for dramatic reveals or moments of overwhelming force.
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ThunderRoll
#A dramatic arc of mounting intensity, ideal for thunderstorm effects or climactic UI transitions.
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TickTock
#The steady pulse of time, ideal for timing feedback, countdowns, or metronome-style interactions.
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TidalSurge
#Two waves of escalating intensity, suited for compound actions or impactful paired confirmations.
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TideSwell
#A long wave-like arc that rises and falls, ideal for extended ambient effects or fluid UI transitions.
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Tremor
#Pure, heavy rumble with no sharpness, ideal for seismic events or maximum-weight impact simulations.
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Trigger
#The decisive moment of release, ideal for weapon discharge, trigger confirmation, or releasing a charged gesture.
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Trumpet
#A joyful flourish that peaks in triumph, ideal for celebrations or milestone completions.
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Typewriter
#The nostalgic thud of a vintage typewriter, perfect for retro keyboard or analog-feel experiences.
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Unfurl
#The unmistakable thrill of discovery, evoking the iconic joy of opening a treasure chest.
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Vortex
#An irresistible pull into the unknown, ideal for drain animations or dramatic disappearing transitions.
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WarDrum
#Three steady drum-like beats, ideal for grounded triple confirmations or structured repetitive feedback.
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Waterfall
#A rush of energy that spills and softens, ideal for clearing actions or flowing state transitions.
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Wave
#Gentle and uninterrupting, communicates ongoing activity without breaking the user's focus.
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Wisp
#A barely-there touch, best for ghost or outline buttons that should feel subtle and unobtrusive.
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Wobble
#A gentle correction without alarm, ideal for minor validation errors or soft negative feedback.
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Woodpecker
#Mechanical and relentless, ideal for repetitive automated sequences where precision is key.
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Zipper
#The familiar drag and snap of a zipper closing, ideal for closure interactions or drawer animations.
