melodiousness
- noun
- /məˈloʊdiəsnəs/
- The night before reaching San Francisco, we found our first trees again at a little wayside eating station, where a long row of poplars stood up stiffly in the dusk near our path, and a tiny fountain plashed with an enchanting, cool melodiousness.
Examples
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The melodiousness of the birds singing at dawn filled the air with joy.
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You know, we talk about the melodiousness of the the harp.
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He admired the melodiousness of the piano piece, which made everyone feel relaxed.
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The melodiousness of her voice captivated the audience during the concert.
Synonyms
A strong sense of music and rhythm that makes speech or movement pleasant
A sound that is pleasant when words or music fit together smoothly
A pleasant musical sound or melody
A pleasant sound that makes music easy to sing
A quality that makes a voice or sound like music
A pleasant musical sound that is nice to hear
How Melodious
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Etymology
Melodiousness comes from the same root as melody, which meant 'song' in Greek. The ending -ness means 'the quality of', so melodiousness is the quality of having a pleasant, song-like sound.