mellisonant Definition
- 1sweet-sounding; melodious
- 2pleasant to hear
Using mellisonant: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mellisonant" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The mellisonant voice of the singer captivated the audience.
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The mellisonant sound of the violin filled the room with warmth and joy.
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The mellisonant melody of the song lingered in my mind long after it ended.
mellisonant Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for mellisonant
Antonyms for mellisonant
Phrases with mellisonant
mellisonant tones
sweet and pleasing sounds
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The mellisonant tones of the piano filled the concert hall.
a voice that is sweet and pleasant to listen to
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She has a mellisonant voice that can soothe anyone's soul.
music that is sweet and melodious
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The mellisonant music of the harp created a peaceful atmosphere.
Origins of mellisonant
from Latin 'mellisonans', present participle of 'mellisonare', meaning 'to make sweet music'
Summary: mellisonant in Brief
'Mellisonant' [muh-lis-uh-nuhnt] is an adjective that describes something as sweet-sounding, melodious, and pleasant to hear. It is often used to describe voices, music, or sounds that are soothing and enjoyable, such as 'The mellisonant sound of the violin filled the room with warmth and joy.' 'Mellisonant' is synonymous with 'harmonious' and 'musical,' and antonymous with 'dissonant' and 'cacophonous.'
