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melody

Definition for melody

noun as in tune; rhythmical succession of tones

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The synthesizers have all the delicacy of a bulldozer, and Swift’s voice is layered to the point where her gummy melodies also land with terrific force.

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“The Fate of Ophelia,” a song about powerlessness and heartbreak, is unassuming and blandly catchy with a melody whose shape vaguely resembles Madonna’s “Like a Prayer.”

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This, it’s a riff, and then it’s a hooky riff with a cool melody over it.

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The combat is real and lyrical, like a melody where each move is a note that must land in the right spot to pull off a win.

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His lively melodies about love, hope and despair - embellished with catchy riffs - brought a breath of fresh air to an otherwise tense social milieu.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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