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1. (adj.) tuneful
full of melody; melodious.
2. tuneful
producing musical sounds or melody.
Etymology: (1585–95)
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| Definition of 'tuneful' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) tuneful, melodious
having a musical sound; especially a pleasing tune
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| Definition of 'tuneful' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) tuneful
harmonious; melodious; musical; as, tuneful notes
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Sense: having a good, clear, pleasant etc tune
That song is very tuneful.
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 Afrikaans: melodieus |
 Arabic: متآلِف النَّغَم |
 Bulgarian: мелодичен |
 Brazilian: melodioso |
 Czech: melodický |
 German: melodisch |
 Danish: melodiøs |
 Greek: μελωδικός |
 Spanish: melodioso |
 Estonian: meloodiline |
 Farsi: خوش آهنگ |
 Finnish: sointuva |
 French: mélodieux |
 Hebrew: עָרֵב לָאוֹזֶן |
 Hindi: सुरीला |
 Croatian: pjevan, milozvučan |
 Hungarian: dallamos |
 Indonesian: enak didengar |
 Icelandic: kliðmjúkur, hljómfagur |
 Italian: melodioso |
 Japanese: 調子のよい |
 Korean: 선율이 아름다운 |
 Lithuanian: melodingas |
 Latvian: melodisks |
 Malay: merdu |
 Dutch: melodieus |
 Norwegian: harmonisk, melodisk |
 Polish: melodyjny |
 Persian: خوش آهنگ |
 Pashto: ښه اواز |
 Portuguese: melodioso |
 Romanian: melodios |
 Russian: мелодичный |
 Slovak: melodický, ľubozvučný |
 Slovenian: melodičen |
 Serbian: melodičan |
 Swedish: melodisk |
 Thai: มีเสียงเพราะ |
 Turkish: güzel ezgili, hoş nağmeli |
 Taiwanese: 曲調優美的 |
 Ukrainian: мелодійний; гармонійний |
 Urdu: سريلا |
 Vietnamese: có sóng, bắt sóng tốt |
 Chinese: 曲调优美的 |
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