Melody is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MELODY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an agreeable succession of single musical sounds
• a sequence of single notes that is musically satisfying; a tune
• the aspect of musical composition concerned with the arrangement of single notes to form a satisfying sequence
• the principal part in harmonized music
• sweet music; tunefulness.
• series of musical notes which make a tune
• A sweet or agreeable succession of sounds.
• A rhythmical succession of single tones, ranging for the most part within a given key, and so related together as to form a musical whole, having the unity of what is technically called a musical thought, at once pleasing to the ear and characteristic in expression.
• The air or tune of a musical piece.
• a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence
• the perception of pleasant arrangements of musical notes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an agreeable succession of musical sounds

Words related to MELODY

melodies11

Words that contain MELODY

countermelody21

How to use MELODY in a sentence

• Clearer and clearer the note of each instrument ascends like larks arising from the dew, till suddenly they all blend together and a new melody is born.
• When the instrumental melody of the band was not to be had, our nightingales mustered their voices, and gave us a song.
• So you can imagine the streams of melody that can float through them immense channels.
• Her eye wished once more to feast upon his beauty, and her ear again to drink in the melody of his voice.
• The music is not without dramatic vigour, and it has plenty of melody of a rough and ready kind.
• For half an hour she played on, lost to all thoughts of the world around her, wrapped in the melody and meaning of the music.
• He soon faded away, and followed his sister to a world of finer melody, fitted for natures like theirs.
• What he thought as the music filled the house and rose in piercing melody to the very roof, I can not say.
• The soft tingling instruments, with the slow tap-tap marking the measure like a step, seemed a translation into chord and melody of this stately tender exercise.
• No matter how beautiful the melody, the ear that is deaf cannot hear it, cannot receive the call of the Supreme Concourse.
• It was like the melody of the divine nightingale, whose song delighteth the hearts.
• Slowly we are borne to the less exalted pitch of the first festive march, and here follows, as at first, the expressive melody where each hearer may find his own shade of sadness.
• He does not escape the modern way of symbolic, infinitesimal melody, so small that it must, of course, reappear.
• One feels a special gratitude to the composer who will write in these days a clear, simple, original and beautiful melody.
• I see its shining hosts, I hear the melody of its songs.
• It was the early part of September, and a delicious breeze passed by, bearing health and elasticity upon its wing, and breathing soft melody amid the trees and shrubs.
• Under cover of some exquisite run of melody, he leant towards her and whispered something.
• The rich melody came upon her senses through the balmy odour of myrtle boughs and leaves of honeysuckle.
• The hundredth psalm was given out and the silence of the woods was broken by a volume of melody.

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