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euphonic

/juːˈfɒn.ɪk/

Traduction: Agréable à l'oreille ; qui présente une sonorité harmonieuse ou mélodieuse.

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adjective

C1formalcommon/juːˈfɒn.ɪk/

Pleasing to the ear; having a pleasant sound or harmonious quality.

  • 🇫🇷Agréable à l'oreille ; qui présente une sonorité harmonieuse ou mélodieuse.
  1. Pleasant-sounding B2 formal

    Having a pleasing, harmonious sound; agreeable to the ear.

    • The music was so euphonic that it soothed everyone in the room.
    • Her voice had a euphonic quality that made speeches enjoyable.
    • They chose a euphonic name for the product to appeal to customers.

    🇫🇷euphonique

    Synonymes: harmoniousmellifluousmelodiousmusicalsilverysonoroustuneful

    Antonymes: cacophonousdiscordantdissonantgratingharshunmelodious

  2. Related to euphony C1 formal

    Characterized by or relating to the quality of being melodious and free from harsh sounds.

    • The poet’s work is noted for its euphonic rhythm and flow.
    • Linguists study euphonic changes in language to explain sound patterns.
    • The composer aimed for a euphonic blend of instruments in the symphony.

    🇫🇷euphonique

    Synonymes: dulceteuphoniousharmoniousmellifluousmelodiousmusicaltuneful

    Antonymes: cacophonicdiscordantdissonantgratingharsh

  • more euphonic comparative form
  • most euphonic superlative form