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Melody

Definition

(music, literary) A succession of pitches heard in sequence, creating a musical line or tune. Often used figuratively to describe a pleasing or memorable sequence of sounds, words, or ideas. Typically collocates with: harmony, rhythm, composition, improvisation, refrain.

Example Sentences

1The melody of the song was so catchy that it stuck in my head for days.
2In her novel, the author wove a rich tapestry of language, with each chapter unfolding like a new melody.
3The improvisational jazz performance featured a series of complex melodies that showcased the musicians' technical skill.
4The poet's use of assonance and consonance created a musical quality, with each stanza unfolding like a gentle melody.
5There is something hauntingly beautiful about the melody of a solitary violin, especially when played in a grand, empty space.

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