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me·lo·di·ous
\mə̇ˈlōdēəs, meˈ-\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French melodieus, from Medieval Latin melodiosus, from Late Latin melodia + Latin -osus -ous — more at melody
1. : agreeable to the ear by a sweet succession of sounds
2. : producing or designed to produce melody
< a melodious instrument >
< these melodious poets >
3.
a. : containing, constituting, or characterized by melody
b. : having a melody
• melodiously adverb
• melodiousness noun -es |