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Definition of tuneful - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
musichaving a pleasant or catchy tune
- The song was tuneful and easy to remember.
2.
soundhaving a musical sound
- Her voice was tuneful and soothing.
Origin of tuneful
English, tune (melody) + -ful (full of)
Terms with tuneful included in their meaning
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music scene
hardcore punk subgenre with tuneful vocals and more harmonic guitar parts
pleasant sound
in a manner that is tuneful or pleasant to hear
sound
in a way that sounds pleasant and tuneful
sound design
turning something into tuneful form or inventing a new tune
Examples of tuneful in a sentence
The tuneful melody lingered in my mind. His tuneful humming filled the room with joy.
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- French:mélodieux, harmonieux, ...
- German:melodisch, klangvoll, ...
- Italian:melodioso, intonato, ...
- Spanish:melodioso, armonioso, ...
- Portuguese:melodioso, musical, ...
- Chinese:悦耳的, 和谐的, ...
- Japanese:心地よい, 音楽的な, ...
- Arabic:عَذْب, لَحْني, ...
- Hebrew:מֶלוֹדִי, נָעִים לָאָזֶן, ...
- Russian:мелодичный, ...
- Ukrainian:мелодійний, гармонійний, ...
- Hindi:सुरमय, सुरीला, ...
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