Melodic Definition

mə-lŏdĭk
adjective
Of, or having the nature of, melody.
Webster's New World

Melodious.

Webster's New World

Melodious, tuneful.

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Origin of Melodic

  • melody +"Ž -ic, 19th century

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Melodic Sentence Examples

  • They want songs with strong melodic hooks and good story lines.

  • When she spoke, she welcomed them with a soft melodic voice made all the more attractive with a Spanish accent.

  • The most richly melodic, timeless and refined music that jazz has produced.

  • A must for all fans of the band and also those who love classy melodic prog with just that little bit of bite.

  • Her music often combines chiseled rhythmic pulsation with a bittersweet melodic and harmonic language.

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Words Starting With

MMEMEL

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Words Starting With M and Ending With C

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