Thesaurus / euphonious

euphonious

How to use euphonious in a sentence

That was her idea, I assure you,—my own depravity could suggest nothing more euphonious than Canajoharie.

But they are grand men, and their names are quite as euphonious as some English ones we could pick out.

MARY AND ISTEPHEN RETURN RIGGS

There were sedgy plants in bloom, jack-in-the-pulpit, and what might have been a lily, with a more euphonious name.

The latter example might have been called a Collar of 8, 8, were it not that that name is less euphonious than SS.

These native names are generally much more significant, and euphonious than the Saxon, Gaelic, or Celtic.

Harmony is attained by the choice of euphonious words, and by their arrangement in an agreeable or rhythmical order.

But "natural causes" is the euphonious name given by intelligent juries to starvation, when inquests are held in the underworld.

In the Slavic language the word for war is strangely euphonious—Voyna.

The clearing was dignified with the euphonious name of Santrabari.

Is the euphonious name of an interesting little sheet of water not far from the village on the Boulevard to Saratoga Lake.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985