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Meanings of melodic in English
Usage of melodic in English
1
In the meantime, breaking wind promises to provide some interesting melodic effects.
2
Suddenly we heard the melodic sounds of whales calling to each other.
3
It was the quintessence of every melodic cliché Reich had ever heard.
4
The effect of her plucking and slithering was more tympanic than melodic.
5
I heard my own voice, which was as melodic as a flute.
6
The E flat minor trio is a fine bit of melodic writing.
7
She sings songs I've never heard in a clear, melodic voice.
8
The melodic idea is usually divided in two, as by a clever juggler.
9
Between the two lie various transitional forms, in which the melodic principle predominates.
10
At other times, they let the more melodic, linear elements go.
11
Repeated listens endear it to the ear, particularly given its melodic comeliness .
12
In this way, melodic intervals in a hypnotized subject might be very instructive.
13
After a short while the music came to a melodic conclusion.
14
But it's a meditative, at times melodic, always richly atmospheric set of compositions.
15
Even her ordinary speaking voice bubbled up from inside her, rich and melodic.
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It doesn't have to be something melodic like the Bach example.
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Melodic through the time
Melodic across language varieties
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Ireland
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United States of America
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