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unmelodious

How to use unmelodious in a sentence

It was a phrase of song, a wandering strain in half tones and fluted accidentals, not unmelodious.

The unmelodious call of a flicker in the pine-tree, and a towhee singing in the distance.

Some of the more intimate told him that he must change his manner of writing as it was so "unmelodious" and "advanced."

It sounds like the unmelodious clicking of pebbles, while the song of the skylark is loud, clear, and ringing.

BIRDS OF THE ROCKIESLEANDER SYLVESTER KEYSER

With the Song of Los the first or London series of prophecies came to a close not unfit or unmelodious.

WILLIAM BLAKEALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE

He was a young man again, except for that unusual stiffness and unmelodious creaking joints.

The bare grimy walls and the dim kerosene lamp, even Sam's unmelodious snore in the back room, sent no gloom to his soul.

Mud itself—or a Sun editorial—could not be plainer than this definition of her exact proficiency in our unmelodious tongue.

Of all the varieties of sound which there surprised the ear, that evolved by the Chinese appeared most harsh and unmelodious.

Stella at once went to the piano in the day-nursery and began to play her most unmelodious tune.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985