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adj

melodic

mih-LOD-ihk
adj
1
Relating to melody, or having a pleasant, tuneful quality.
"The chorus has a really melodic hook that sticks in your head."
"She has a melodic speaking voice."

How to Use Melodic

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTuneful, or relating to the melody of a piece of music.

Common pairings
a melodic line melodic voice melodic structure

Word Forms

more melodic comparative, most melodic superlative

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The chorus has a really _____ hook that sticks in your head.

Etymology

Borrowed from French mélodique, itself built from melody.

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