Pleasing to the ear; having or giving a pleasant sound; musical, melodious, harmonious: said of a sound, a voice, an instrument, a singer or…

Of music, speech, etc.: pleasing to the ear, pleasant to hear. Of a musical instrument: producing a sweet sound; (of a bird) having a pleasant song…

Pleasing to the ears; pleasant-sounding. Of a sound, the voice, etc.: low, quiet, subdued; not loud, harsh, or rough. Also: melodious, pleasing…

Without construction. In accord or agreement; similar, alike; harmonious, agreeable.

Having a full or resonant sound; melodious, tuneful; pleasing to the ear.

Of sounds: Melodious; harmonious.

Musical, melodious; full of song; worthy of song.

Of music, speech, etc.: characterized by melody; having a sweet or pleasant sound; tuneful. Also in extended use.

figurative. Full of sweetness; honeyed, luscious, delicious. Of sound, melody, harmony: Dulcet, mellifluous. Obsolete.

Having a good tone (in various senses); pleasantly, admirably, or thoroughly toned. Now: esp. having good muscle tone, esp. as a result of…

Tuneful, musical, melodious, harmonious, sweet-sounding. archaic. Of music, musical instruments, the singing voice, etc.

Pleasing to the eye, ear, or feelings; gentle, soft; delightful.

Occasional uses. Of songs: ? Concordant.

Of sounds or music: Harmonious.

Of sounds, etc., esp. of musical notes: Harmonious, concordant, consonant; sweet-sounding, tuneful: = harmonic, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Characterized by harmony of sounds; sounding together with agreeable effect; in harmony, concordant; tuneful, sweet-sounding; full of harmony.

Tuned in harmony, harmonious. Obsolete.

Of or relating to Orpheus; resembling Orpheus in musical skill or style; melodious, entrancing. Also: resembling or reminiscent of Orpheus's journey…

Full of harmony; harmonious, accordant.

Tuneful, melodious; based on melody.

singing sweetly, tuneful.

Full of ‘tune’ or musical sound; musical, sweet-sounding.

= sirenic, adj. 1. Now rare.

Characterized by or exhibiting harmony or balance; aptly arranged or adjusted; finely tuned. Also: tuneful, melodious. Cf. well-tuned, adj.

Full of sound; †tuneful.

In accord or agreement; concordant, harmonious. Also: obedient, compliant. Now rare.

Melodious.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Singing, melodious, musical; resonant, ringing.

Full of or characterized by ‘symphony’ or harmony of sounds (symphony, n. 2); sounding pleasantly together or with something else; concordant…

Music. Harmonious. Obsolete.

Sounding together harmoniously, harmonious.

Sounding together with pleasing effect; harmonious, in harmony, concordant.

Melodious; charming, fascinating, alluring.

Harmonious.

Harmonious, accordant.

Of a piece or passage of music: that is in a singing style; reminiscent of vocal music; melodic, tuneful. Now rare.

Reminiscent of the statue (a colossus of Amenophis III, believed by the Greeks to represent Memnon) at Thebes in Egypt, which was said to give…

Of the nature of the music of Orpheus, or the verses attributed to him; melodious, entrancing, ravishing.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Accordant, harmonious; = concentual, adj.

That flutes, in senses of the verb.

Of a piece of music, a musical style, etc.: characterized by a strong melody; melodious, tuneful. Also (in extended use): pleasing to the senses…

Successfully composed or arranged for performance by an orchestra or group of musicians.

Free from jar or jars; causing no jar.

Characterized by ‘tune’ or melody; melodious: sometimes depreciative.

Having ‘tune’ or melody; tuneful.