ˈmɛlədi

Definitions

1. noun

A succession of single pitches heard as a unit of sound, especially in music.

“The choir sang a beautiful melody during the Christmas carol.”

2. verb

To create or sing a series of musical notes with a particular rhythm or quality.

“The composer wanted to melody the lyrics of the song.”

3. adjective

Having a smooth and pleasant quality, especially of sound.

“The melody of the piano was quite soothing.”