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Definition of euphonious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
soundRare pleasing in sound not harsh or stridentRare
- Her euphonious voice captivated the audience.
- The euphonious melody soothed the listeners.
- A euphonious harmony filled the concert hall.
Origin of euphonious
Greek, eu (good) + phonos (sound)
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- French:mélodieux, ...
- German:wohlklingend, ...
- Italian:eufonico, ...
- Spanish:eufónico, ...
- Portuguese:melodioso, ...
- Chinese:悦耳的, ...
- Japanese:心地よい, ...
- Arabic:عَذْب, ...
- Hebrew:נָעִים לְאָזְנַיִם, ...
- Russian:мелодичный, ...
- Ukrainian:мелодійний, ...
- Hindi:मधुर, ...
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