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Melodically - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

melodically

/məˈlɑdɪkli/ /mɪˈlɒdɪkli/

Definition:

In a manner relating to melody; tunefully or harmoniously.

Synonyms:

tunefully, harmoniously, musically, sweetly

Part of Speech:

adverb

Antonyms:

harshly, discordantly

Common Collocations:

sing melodically, play melodically, speak melodically

Derivatives:

melodic, melodious, melodics

Usage Tips:

Use "melodically" to describe actions performed with a pleasant musical quality or harmony.

Common Phrases:

sing melodically, flow melodically, rise and fall melodically

Etymology:

Derived from "melody," from Greek "melōidía" (singing, chanting), via Latin "melodia."

Examples:

  • 1. She sang melodically, captivating the audience.
  • 2. The birds chirped melodically at dawn.
  • 3. He played the piano melodically and with great emotion.
  • 4. Her voice rose and fell melodically like a lullaby.

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