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Meanings of euphonious in English
Usage of euphonious in English
1
The tone was, although wild, not inharmonious, and the words rather euphonious.
2
You know the name of a heroine in a novel must be euphonious.
3
The minister immediately substituted this more euphonious but less business-like method.
4
But his writing was euphonious, his diction pure-Doyou know Irgens?
5
Besides, it was sonorous; it was euphonious; it was palatable to weak political stomachs.
6
So Goslina Shaw was the euphonious sobriquet of baby No.
7
Glen-Ridge is the euphonious title he has given to his pretty but unpretending place.
8
But combined, they were a euphonious match made in heaven.
9
They were also much more expressive if not so euphonious.
10
There is no such thing as a singly euphonious or a singly cacophonous name.
11
It can be nicknamed, too, and Molly, you must confess, is not very euphonious.
12
Kullak finds this study "surprisingly euphonious, but devoid of depth of content."
13
Some of the names given to the spots about Forest Creek are anything but euphonious.
14
His father is a shoemaker, and gave him the euphonious name of Henry Ossian Flipper.
15
It is clear, euphonious, and admirably adapted to poetry.
16
Or, "No, I can't get the General; he's left his euphonious receiver off."
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