tuneful
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈtunfəl/
:
melódico
- The children's choir sang a tuneful melody that brought joy to everyone in the audience.
- tuneful songs
- tuneful melody
- tuneful rock
It has to be tuneful though, not just extreme screaming throughout the whole song.
- It has to be tuneful though, not just extreme screaming throughout the whole song.
Examples
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It has to be tuneful though, not just extreme screaming throughout the whole song.
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Grace joins in, and they finish in tuneful harmonic thirds.
Fiction book (1998) -
Band of Horses' tuneful rock is coming to the Michigan Theater.
Blog text (30) -
Birds are tuneful, pretty, smarter, and as affectionate as any other pet.
Blog text (9) -
These ten small volumes of progressive sight-singing exercises feature tuneful melodies from around the world.
Academic text (1998) -
On warm evenings, with these windows open, conversation was pleasant there, tuneful, for the wind rustled the interior like a fan breeze made by ancient ladies.
Blog text (7) -
As good as Giants Chair was, it was Hobart's latter endeavor, influenced by this seemingly innocent purchase, which delivered his more tuneful work.
Blog text (18) -
She sounds like the kind of lady who takes karaoke very, very seriously and decided to write an album full of the type of tuneful, wistful 70s soft pop, classic rock, and country that she loves to sing.
Blog text (23) -
Grohl nods to his hardcore punk past and saves the girl from 19th-century killers in one of the Foos' most tuneful songs.
Blog text (32) -
As she played the piano, the tuneful notes filled the room and created a warm atmosphere.
Synonyms
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1.7
Having a pleasing sound like a song
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1.1
Pleasing to the ear, like a soft melody
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3.9
It has a pleasant tune that is easy to sing
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4.0
Has a pleasant, musical sound
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8.5
A smooth, sweet sound that is pleasant to hear
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8.3
A pleasant, smooth sound like music or speech that is nice to listen to
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6.8
Having a clear tune and pleasant musical rhythm
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8.9
A sweet, pleasant sound that soothes
A sound that is clear and pleasant like someone singing
A pleasant, sweet sound that is nice to hear
Sounds pleasant and smooth to hear
Antonyms
How Tuneful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tuneful comes from the simple word tune, meaning 'melody', and the ending -ful, meaning 'full of'. So a tuneful voice or instrument is 'full of melody' and sounds pleasant.