melodious
رخيم
definition
adjective
the melodious chant of the monks
of, producing, or having a pleasant tune; tuneful.
translation of 'melodious'
adjective
لحني,
شجي,
رخيم
example
His 'melodious' and lyrical voice cradled the cries of infants and raged passionately against the dying of the light.
The conductor and the orchestra have played the 'melodious' and popular classics ad infinitum and they want a change.
Though untrained, she had a natural 'melodious' voice.
He spoke with his ladies in a friendly, 'melodious' voice as he carried out boxes of expensive, impractical footwear for their pleasure and delight.
Boubil and Schonberg created a score with countless showstoppers linked with recitative that is 'melodious' and easily understood.
But Sylvia had the sort of 'melodious' and cultured voice which defied classification; her English and Afrikaans were of a high order.
She may not have the usual 'melodious' voice, but that is not a negative, she explains.
‘Our guitarist does backflips while he plays,’ says Brown, in a soft, 'melodious' voice.
But given the right platform, those blessed with a 'melodious' voice can certainly go places.
It's a good song, catchy and 'melodious' with decent lyrics.
An enterprising and chirpy Manju enthralled the crowd with her 'melodious' voice.
No sooner had the 'melodious' Chopin finished when a newfangled Gershwin song was beating away.
Somewhere in the distance in the once quiet forest, a bird started to sing a 'melodious' tune.
From 1912, this piece, in the key of E minor, is very expressive and 'melodious' with an element of sadness.
It is a keen ear which remarks the 'melodious' quality of a voice coming from a crowd.
A golden bird sang a 'melodious' song as it sat, perched in a glittering green tree.
In contrast, the dances of Asia stand out for their splendid colour and costumes and 'melodious' instrumental music and drum beats.
Organisers feel it is a great opportunity for the public to hear the pleasant and 'melodious' jazz harmonies in a great natural environment and mountains during August summer nights.
In her clear, 'melodious' voice, she stated that she was naturally empathic-she could feel the emotions of others- and that she was a telepath.
About a year later Flagello wrote Sea Cliffs, which is a 'melodious' , sentimental, short work for string orchestra.
I also enjoyed Howard Shelley's playing in the concluding Allegro moderato which is also very 'melodious' .
Some of the most popular and 'melodious' Bulgarian hits invited everyone to dance even though there was little space for hand waving and impressive steps.
Josef Suk can always be counted upon to produce good, well crafted and 'melodious' music and these three compositions certainly live up to that description.
They sang beautifully, several 'melodious' old tunes I'd never heard before.
Her parents were Carnatic music teachers too, and her home was always full of 'melodious' voices.
In Asha's case, it was her 'melodious' voice that led her to Carnegie Hall.
Running her tiny fingers on the keyboard, Ksemya plays such 'melodious' music that the after-effect lingers on for a while.
Liszt tells the poet's story with music that is memorably 'melodious' and dramatic; this is one of the highlights among the thirteen.
Daniel was quite busy playing a 'melodious' viola-violin duet with Delia.
His high range of 'melodious' voice and the magic in it seemed spellbinding.
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