euphony /ūˈfə-ni/ or (obsolete) euphonia /-fōˈni-ə/

1. An agreeable sound
2. A pleasing, easy pronunciation, often created by modification of the original sounds

euˈphon noun

A form of glass harmonica invented by Ernst Chladni in 1790

euphonic /-fonˈik/, euphonˈical or euphōˈnious adjective

Agreeable in sound

euphōˈniously adverb

euˈphonism noun

The use or custom of using euphonious words or phrases

euphōˈnium noun

1. A member of the saxhorn family, often played in brass bands
2. The euphon

euˈphonize or euˈphonise transitive verb

To make euphonious

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