fluted
- adjective
- /ˈfluːtɪd/
- Her fluted voice charmed everyone at the concert.
Examples
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A fluted melody drifted from the open window, filling the street with music.
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The bird's fluted call echoed through the early morning forest.
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Her voice was fluted and enchanting.
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The singer's fluted tones captivated the audience.
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The bird's fluted call echoed through the early morning forest.
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A fluted melody drifted from the open window, filling the street with music.
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Her fluted voice charmed everyone at the concert.
Synonyms
Having a smooth, flowing sound or line
Has a pleasant, musical sound
A smooth, sweet sound that is pleasant to hear
A clear, high sound like a flute
Having a clear, high musical sound like a flute
Having a clear, high, sweet sound like a small pipe you blow into
Compounds
- Specialized
A tool with straight grooves that help remove dust and chips while making holes in hard rock or masonry
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Etymology
Fluted comes from the instrument flute, so when a voice or sound is described as 'flute-like' it means clear and sweet, like music from a small wind instrument.