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melodious

(mɪloʊdiəs)

adjective

A melodious sound is pleasant to listen to.

[literary]

She spoke in a quietly melodious voice.

Synonyms: musical, harmonious, melodic, silvery More Synonyms of melodious

melodious in British English

(mɪˈləʊdɪəs)

adjective

having a tune that is pleasant to the ear

of or relating to melody; melodic

Derived forms

melodiously (meˈlodiously)

adverb

melodiousness (meˈlodiousness)

noun

melodious in American English

(məˈloʊdiəs)

adjective

containing or producing melody

pleasing to hear; sounding sweet; tuneful

Derived forms

melodiously (meˈlodiously)

adverb

melodiousness (meˈlodiousness)

noun

Word origin

OFr melodieus

Examples of 'melodious' in a sentence
melodious

She found the melodious tunes unintelligible, just like some of the songs in their cold church.Sometimes the latter, when they were back at the rest camp, would hum slow melodious wordless songs, while Johannes drew.

(adjective) in the sense of musical

Definition

tuneful and melodic

She spoke in a quiet melodious voice.

Synonyms

musical

He had a soft, almost musical voice.

harmonious

producing harmonious sounds

melodic

His songs are wonderfully melodic.

silvery

tuneful

Melodic and tuneful, his songs made me weep.

concordant

dulcet

her beautiful, dulcet voice

sweet-sounding

euphonious

sweet-toned

euphonic

Opposites

harsh

grating

discordant

cacophonous

unmusical

unharmonious

unmelodious

unmelodic

untuneful

Seemusical

Nearby words of
melodious

mellifluous
mellow
melodic
melodious
melodramatic
melody
melt

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单词	melodious
释义	Trends of melodious View usage for: melodious (mɪloʊdiəs) adjective A melodious sound is pleasant to listen to. [literary] She spoke in a quietly melodious voice. Synonyms: musical, harmonious, melodic, silvery More Synonyms of melodious melodious in British English (mɪˈləʊdɪəs) adjective 1. having a tune that is pleasant to the ear 2. of or relating to melody; melodic Derived forms melodiously (meˈlodiously) adverb melodiousness (meˈlodiousness) noun melodious in American English (məˈloʊdiəs) adjective 1. containing or producing melody 2. pleasing to hear; sounding sweet; tuneful Derived forms melodiously (meˈlodiously) adverb melodiousness (meˈlodiousness) noun Word origin OFr melodieus Examples of 'melodious' in a sentence melodious She found the melodious tunes unintelligible, just like some of the songs in their cold church. Emecheta, Buchi GWENDOLEN (1977) Sometimes the latter, when they were back at the rest camp, would hum slow melodious wordless songs, while Johannes drew. Appiganesi, Lisa DREAMS OF INNOCENCE (1977) (adjective) in the sense of musical Definition tuneful and melodic She spoke in a quiet melodious voice. Synonyms musical He had a soft, almost musical voice. harmonious producing harmonious sounds melodic His songs are wonderfully melodic. silvery tuneful Melodic and tuneful, his songs made me weep. concordant dulcet her beautiful, dulcet voice sweet-sounding euphonious sweet-toned euphonic Opposites harsh , grating , discordant , cacophonous , unmusical , unharmonious , unmelodious , unmelodic , untuneful Seemusical Nearby words of melodious mellifluous mellow melodic melodious melodramatic melody melt Synonyms of 'melodious' melodious Explore 'melodious' in the dictionary
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