Similar words: melodious, melody, melodrama, melodramatic, melodramatically, melon, nickelodeon, watermelon. Meaning: [mɪ'lɑdɪk /mɪ'lɒdɪk] 
adj. 1. containing or constituting or characterized by pleasing melody 2. of or relating to melody.
adj. 1. containing or constituting or characterized by pleasing melody 2. of or relating to melody. 
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1. Their music is loud and not very melodic.
2. Wonderfully melodic and tuneful, his songs have made me weep.
3. The melodic line is carried by the two clarinets.
4. His voice has a rich, melodic quality.
5. There is very little melodic variation in the piece.
6. His voice had a rich melodic quality.
7. The strings provided a melodic background to the passages played by the soloist.
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8. We have discussed different methods of melodic construction.
9. Throughout, there are no awkward melodic leaps; everything proceeds smoothly, by arpeggio or by step.
10. We have already studied the treatment of melodic lines in treble and bass separately.
11. Without well-defined melodic periods phrases become inconclusive, merging into one another.
12. Best of all was his melodic inspiration: his creations were still being analyzed, harmonized and celebrated half a century later.
13. I am not so convinced about his melodic gifts in this work.
14. As a solo instrument following a melodic line, the violin can convey every imaginable shade of feeling.
15. He was in full melodic voice, singing the latest calypso, and did not hear Stephen's shouts of outrage.
16. Monophony Strictly speaking, monophonic music is a single melodic line, without harmony or even octaves.
17. It is a great accomplishment in singing to take the melodic line up to a position of energy and hold it there.
18. So the success of vocal music lies largely in its melodic and harmonic qualities, coupled with a convincing musical form.
19. Motifs Composers have sometimes used a recurring motif or melodic phrase to establish the atmosphere of a piece.
20. Originally, a long, long time ago, they used a completely different melodic scale to ours.
21. But inside the echo were sounds not quite their own-a kind of threnody, a weeping, something melodic and sad.
22. He develops long, thoughtful solos that move from ringing, robust sounds to delicate, soft melodic lines.
23. Violation of expectation Violation of expectation can occur in both melodic and harmonic lines; however it is subject to certain restraints.
24. Lloyd played streams of difficult notes with extreme accuracy, but his melodic lines with no feel of inner engagement.
25. This wide variety of intervals is an important factor in making this series very fruitful in melodic potential.
26. In some parts of that country there is a remarkable tradition of Gaelic Psalmody, with elaborate variations on a melodic line.
27. The electric bass for ever altered the relationship between the rhythm section, the horns, and other melodic instruments.
28. There is more light and shade, a greater emphasis on different textures, and a stronger melodic content.
29. Where one spins the tunes, the other continues the melodic line to give cogency and consistency to the whole.
30. From the moment she began composing in the early 1960s, Bley was an original with an extraordinary melodic flair.
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