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1. (adj.) melodic
of or pertaining to melody as distinguished from harmony and rhythm.
Etymology: (1815–25; < LL < Gk)
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| Definition of 'melodic' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) melodious, melodic, musical
containing or constituting or characterized by pleasing melody
"the melodious song of a meadowlark"
2. (adj) melodic
of or relating to melody
"melodic harmony"
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1. (adjective) melodic
having a pleasant musical sound
a melodic voice
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| Definition of 'melodic' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) melodic
of the nature of melody; relating to, containing, or made up of, melody; melodious
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Sense: of melody
a melodic style.
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Afrikaans: melodieus |
Arabic: لَحْني، رَخيم |
Bulgarian: мелодичен |
Brazilian: melódico |
Czech: melodický |
German: melodisch |
Danish: melodisk |
Greek: μελωδικός |
Spanish: melódico |
Estonian: meloodiline |
Farsi: خوش آهنگ |
Finnish: melodinen |
French: mélodique |
Hebrew: מֶלוֹדִי |
Hindi: गीत का, गीतमय |
Croatian: melodičan |
Hungarian: dallamos |
Indonesian: berlagu |
Icelandic: lagrænn |
Italian: melodico |
Japanese: 旋律の |
Korean: 선율적인 |
Lithuanian: melodingas |
Latvian: melodisks |
Malay: melodi |
Dutch: melodisch |
Norwegian: melodi- |
Polish: melodyczny |
Persian: خوش آهنگ |
Pashto: خوږه نغمه |
Portuguese: melódico |
Romanian: melodic |
Russian: мелодический |
Slovak: melodický |
Slovenian: melodičen |
Serbian: melodičan |
Swedish: melodisk, melodi- |
Thai: ไพเราะ |
Turkish: ezgili, melodik |
Taiwanese: 旋律的,有旋律的 |
Ukrainian: мелодійний, мелодичний |
Urdu: موسیقیت سے متعلق |
Vietnamese: du dương |
Chinese: 旋律的,有旋律的 |
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