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Not having a musical sound or pleasing tune.
tuneless
unmelodious
tuneful
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desafinado
tuneless
unmelodious
1
Remember the year we sent a
tuneless
,
squawking turkey as our representative?
2
Alas, no answers present themselves in the dull,
tuneless
,
prosaic final product.
3
Then he was among them, chanting still in the deep,
tuneless
voice.
4
If
tuneless
and bad, the public will not fail to condemn him.
5
Her voice was
tuneless
,
and yet it had a strange, piteous poignancy.
1
The bell that clears the flying stage became a loud
unmelodious
clanging.
2
The words came quick and decisive in a not
unmelodious
voice.
3
The man at the piano still thrashed out his
unmelodious
chords.
4
But his voice sounded harsh and
unmelodious
,
and it made the very ship tremble.
5
Buck Daniels stared, blinked, and then burst into
unmelodious
laughter.
1
A howl of
untuneful
applause rose from under the trees.
2
From these
untuneful
utterances we gladly turn to her prose.
3
Then, with a sudden recurrence of the
untuneful
note:
4
There was not an
untuneful
inflection in her voice, or a furrow between her brows.
5
They were singing a hymn, but not in the customary
untuneful
yell of the village school.
6
The mullah's voice, not
untuneful
was rousing all the valley echoes in the call to prayer.
7
The sound of Nick's cheery,
untuneful
humming seemed to invest all things with a more normal and wholesome aspect.
8
For this woman, the human note,-beit never so
untuneful
-
surpassed
the
sublimest music plucked from the heart of wood or wire.
9
A mile away the rider who had ridden past the wagon-shed struck up a harsh,
untuneful
song, the words of which began:
10
He took a last look at the shaded green garden and left, whistling in an off key an
untuneful
air from a roofless farce comedy.
11
"Mistress Isabel," he said; and his voice was broken and
untuneful
.
12
"Thank God!" he said, in a choking voice, then began to sing loud,
untuneful
ditties.
13
A howl of
untuneful
applause rose from under the trees.
14
From these
untuneful
utterances we gladly turn to her prose.
15
Then, with a sudden recurrence of the
untuneful
note:
16
There was not an
untuneful
inflection in her voice, or a furrow between her brows.
untuneful
so untuneful
untuneful air
untuneful applause
untuneful ditties
untuneful humming
Portuguese
desafinado
Spanish
áspero