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melodious

[muh-loh-dee-uhs] / məˈloʊ di əs /


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Marshall, who has a melodious voice as Titania, perhaps realizes the production’s vision most effectively.

From Los Angeles Times

The book is persuasively rendered by narrator Bahni Turpin in her quiet, melodious voice, as she calls upon her remarkable mastery of accents.

From Washington Post

Residents, university students, tourists and visiting scientists mingle in music halls, clinking champagne glasses to melodious tones as winds howl through the surrounding mountains.

From Scientific American

The camera focuses on a bobbing flower or berry over the sound of a melodious songbird.

From Washington Post

I was listening to Joni Mitchell, and I loved the fact that she could be melodious, kind of open-ended in her harmonic compositions, while at the same time quite complex.

From New York Times