Euphonious (adjective)

Having a pleasing, harmonious, and musical quality of sound, especially when spoken or sung.

Origin:

Derived from the greek 'eu' meaning 'well' and 'phone' meaning 'voice'.

Examples:

1. The choir's performance was remarkable for its euphonious blend of voices.
2. The poet's words had a euphonious quality that was both musical and soothing.
3. The singer's euphonious voice was one of the reasons for her popularity and success.
4. The new language learning software used a euphonious combination of sounds and words to help students remember vocabulary.
5. The singer's euphonious style was a refreshing change from the harsh and repetitive beats of modern music.