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Definition of euphony - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
soundRare pleasing sound quality in language or musicRare
- The poem's euphony captivated the audience.
2.
in languageRare harmonious combination of wordsRare
- Poets often seek euphony in their verses to enhance the reading experience..
Origin of euphony
Greek, eu (good) + phone (sound)
Examples of euphony in a sentence
Her speech was noted for its euphony and clarity. The novel's dialogue was full of euphony. Musicians strive for euphony in their compositions.
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- French:euphonie, harmonie des sons, ...
- German:Euphonie, Wohlklang, ...
- Italian:eufonia, armonia, ...
- Spanish:eufonía, ...
- Portuguese:eufonia, melodia verbal, ...
- Chinese:悦耳音调, 优美音, ...
- Japanese:音の美しさ, 音の調和, ...
- Arabic:عذوبة الصوت, انسجام صوتي, ...
- Hebrew:הַרְמוֹנְיָה, נְעִימוּת הַקּוֹל, ...
- Russian:эвфония, гармония звуков, ...
- Ukrainian:евфонія, гармонія звуків, ...
- Hindi:सुरलहरी, सौंदर्य, ...
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