melodious in English
the melodious chant of the monks
Use "melodious" in a sentence
1. Thanksgiving and melodious song.
2. Then brings the melodious tweedle.
3. The sound is deep, melodious, impressive.
4. He speaks in a melodious baritone.
5. He spoke in a quiet melodious voice.
6. Everybody was attracted by her melodious voice.
7. She spoke in a quietly melodious voice.
8. This aria is soft and melodious.
9. With the harp and the melodious song.
10. The deep melodious ache began in her.
11. The valley reechoed her clear and melodious singing.
12. Melodious of violin, with clouds from the sky, descending.
13. Arioso Meaning: "melodious, in a melodious way," 1742, from Italian Arioso "like an aria," from aria "melody" (see aria)
14. The quality or state of being melodious; melodiousness.
15. Coonhounds are noted for the melodious quality of their voices
16. She sang a very melodious folk song too, didn't she?
17. Our ears can hear the melodious songs of birds.
18. The folk songs of Ewenki people are very melodious.
19. The music by that composer is always so melodious.
20. The sunshine comes and goes , outpouring driblet and melodious love songs.
21. I was obsessed with the melodious tone and the beautiful clothes.
22. Nora: She sang a very melodious folk song too , didn't she?
23. 13 You look like a melodious madrigal, beautiful snowy mountain, beautiful prairie.
24. Synonyms for Catchy include captivating, memorable, appealing, popular, unforgettable, snappy, haunting, melodic, melodious and singable
25. Synonyms for Assonant include alliterative, echoing, poetic, repetitive, melodious, musical, melodic, euphonious, mellifluous and harmonious
26. The vibrating strings may have produced melodious tones not unlike the classical guitar of today.
27. His energy, his sense of humour and his melodious voice made a deep impression.
28. But it was here that the first sour note in the melodious anthem was heard.
29. A common North American sparrow (Melospiza melodia) having streaked brownish plumage and noted for its melodious song.
30. As the Italian diminutive of cavata, Cavatina is a musical term frequently applied to any simple, melodious air.
31. The ensemble Flute melodious hit, so that we could not help in the audience to sing up.
32. And with this, all the sorrow and joy of human life will turn into a sweet song, happy, tuneful, and melodious.
33. Anyone song is a melodious English love song that is perfect to deliver the message that you love your partner a lot
34. Apparently for reasons of fashion, “the daughters of Zion” wear “step chains” —chainlets fastened to their ankles— which make a melodious tinkling sound.
35. Some of the crackles and pops were lightning, but the eerie whistles and curiously melodious chirps had a rather more exotic origin.
36. There were also cymbals —small ones “of melodious sound” and large ones called “clashing cymbals.” —2 Samuel 6:5; Psalm 150:5.
37. Additionally, they have no vocal cords, but they have a syrinx out of which come melodious songs like those of the nightingales and mockingbirds.
38. When Saul was seized with anguish and mental agitation, David came to him and produced on his harp the melodious and restful refrains that calmed the heart of the king.
39. The Azan is uttered in a loud, albeit sweet melodious, voice to announce to the faithful that it is time for the Obligatory Prayer and to invite them to offer the prayers
40. The bell of the Custom House holds the reputation of the largest bell of Asia, and when you sit in the bar you can hear the melodious bell from the Customs House.
41. The song is a sweet, melodious whistling and the call is a rising "chur chur-lee chur-lee." Both sexes may sing, although male Bluebirds are most often heard singing from their nesting territories early in the breeding season
42. ‘a sweet lilt of Brogue in her voice’ ‘It seemed to be a mix between the English accent and the Irish Brogue.’ ‘Instead of the melodious tones of an Irish Brogue, the exaggerated drawl of an angry young man spat from the earpiece.’ ‘Irish people speak English with an accent known as a Brogue.’
43. The Savoy’s world-famous Afternoon Tea can be enjoyed in the Thames Foyer, the heart of The Savoy, where a stunning glass dome floods the room with natural light whilst the restaurant hums with gentle chatter, melodious piano, and the delicate sound of silver on bone china throughout Afternoon Tea
44. And one feels a sense of expectation throughout the Symphony we heard: slow tempi open and guide us in a hidden, almost timeless dimension; from the first tempo, marked by the indication “Feierlich-mysteriously” to the adagio that opens grandly with the first violins. It develops rising progressively through a succession of bright moments, sudden silences, isolated timbres, and sonorous notes of the organ, from the chorus, to bursts of sound, melodious tones, until it reaches the paccata. The quiet radiant conclusion in E major.