mellifluent
mellifluous

It has a mellifluent and powerful timbre.

It was a bright hot sunny Sunday, and church bells were calling to the faithful and anyone else who cared to enjoy their mellifluent clamor.

On the more ordinary level of scrupulous text-rendition, Mozart performance on period instruments becomes more mellifluent and convincing year by year.

Composed in the Dravida metre in mellifluent language with a dramatic plot and true-to-life characters it was an instant hit with readers.

There it was: "Full stealth," she began, the mellifluent syllables of dKinza mVakk hidden in a babble of pig-Latin additions.

'Miss Adelaide Hall, the darling girl with the guitar and the mellifluent voice, again stole into the callous hearts of an analytical public at the Regal theater last week.

Disappointed by Zhukovsky's mellifluent translation of Bürger's Lenore, Katenin brought out his own version of the ballad, whose title was Russified as Olga (1816).

The pulpit from which he had spoken his set text in memory of Sylvie; and Jacques, his friend Jacques, had evoked in mellifluent French a Sylvie of old.

A MO HAYDER novel makes a nice palate cleanser when you've binged on too many mellifluent literary mysteries and don't feel like shooting it out with yet another wise-racking private eye.

The voice was not only mellifluent and clear, but the emphasis was so just, and the modulation so impassioned, that it seemed as if an heart of stone could not fail of being moved by it.

A woman whose mellifluous voice I've recognized for years came on.

From far above them, Harding's mellifluous voice could be heard.

Her delivery was mellifluous, but it still felt as if I'd been hit between the eyes.

"It's a wonderful experience," he said in his mellifluous voice.

Her voice had retained all its charm, even and mellifluous.

The high harsh voice was suddenly low and almost, for its owner, mellifluous.

The mellifluous songs have added to the charm of the story.

Yet he was blessed with a mellifluous voice, and this became his passion.

His color analysis offers no mellifluous tones and little technical talk.

Because of their mellifluous melodies, these songs became very popular.

The usually mellifluous warm voice was suddenly flat, nasal, hard.

The phone rang twice, then a man answered, his voice deep and mellifluous.

"Excuse me," a rich, mellifluous voice said at his back.

Oh yes, she'd recognize those dark, amused eyes and that mellifluous voice anywhere.

But these three wines with the mellifluous names are still very much part of the wine scene.

Lord, how the man could talk, and in such a mesmerizing, mellifluous voice!

The tones were so mellifluous, Worth felt himself caught in a sort of spell.

His voice was mellifluous, but in no way friendly.

"Wonderful space you've got," he said in a mellifluous baritone.

A second answered, his voice a mellifluous counterpoint, from almost directly to her right.

"You screamed," the Hawk informed her in his mellifluous voice.

Randy was blathering on in his mellifluous voice, but she no longer heard the words.

There was a catch in the actor's mellifluous voice.

Even his voice, deep and mellifluous, fit the image.

I was skeptical about England's much smaller counterpart, which certainly had a less mellifluous name.