Mellifluous

usgb/meˈlɪfluəs/
adjective

Sweet or musical; pleasant to hear.

She has a mellifluous voice, enchanting all who hear her sing.
Visual representation of "mellifluous" - Sweet or musical; pleasant to hear.

Often appears as...

  • mellifluous voice
  • mellifluous tone

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Literary Usage

Often used in literature to describe a character's voice or the sound of music.

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The novel described the protagonist's speech as mellifluous, captivating the listeners.
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Emotive Appeal

The word evokes a sense of calm and beauty, used to create a positive emotional atmosphere.

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The mellifluous harmony of the choir filled the cathedral.
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Sensory Imagery

Use it to evoke auditory imagery, ideal for setting a scene with sound.

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The forest was alive with the mellifluous chirping of birds at dawn.
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