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Meanings of melodic in English
Synonyms
Examples for "musical"
Examples for "musical"
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Thousands more Norwegians held similar musical demonstrations in towns across the country.
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Thousands more Norwegians held similar musical protests in towns across the country.
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Recent reports, however, indicate the musical couple is giving love another chance.
4
All considered true musical artists, with decades of incredible work behind them.
5
However, he didn't quite turn into the musical version of JD Salinger.
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The Netherlands became the land of melodious symphonies and of tinkling bells.
2
As much transparency as possible should be preserved in the melodious parts.
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The melodious voice blended with the thin, musical hum of the samovar.
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The entire hill resounded with the melodious songs of men and women.
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The thoughts were fresh and glowing, the measure correct, the versification melodious.
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A euphonic form of the prefix Bi-.
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He was not then known as Wing Biddlebaum, but went by the less euphonic name of Adolph Myers.
3
Helena is the capital of one of these new States, to which is given the euphonic name of Montana.
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How euphonic the name!
5
Many of our most pleasing euphonic words, especially in the realm of music, have been given to us directly from the Italian.
Usage of melodic in English
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In the meantime, breaking wind promises to provide some interesting melodic effects.
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Suddenly we heard the melodic sounds of whales calling to each other.
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It was the quintessence of every melodic cliché Reich had ever heard.
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The effect of her plucking and slithering was more tympanic than melodic.
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I heard my own voice, which was as melodic as a flute.
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The E flat minor trio is a fine bit of melodic writing.
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She sings songs I've never heard in a clear, melodic voice.
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The melodic idea is usually divided in two, as by a clever juggler.
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Between the two lie various transitional forms, in which the melodic principle predominates.
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At other times, they let the more melodic, linear elements go.
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Repeated listens endear it to the ear, particularly given its melodic comeliness .
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In this way, melodic intervals in a hypnotized subject might be very instructive.
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After a short while the music came to a melodic conclusion.
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But it's a meditative, at times melodic, always richly atmospheric set of compositions.
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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
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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