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Which occasion do you use "euphonious"?

Answer 1

Noah Andrade

Use "euphonious" where describing a gentle, pleasant sound.

Example:

The nightingale's euphonious song was drowned out by the crows' cacophony.

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Answer 2

Jameson Arnold

"Euphonious" is used to describe something that sounds pleasant, melodious, or harmonious. It can be applied to various occasions or contexts where the sound quality is important or appreciated, such as in music, poetry, literature, speech, or even everyday language. For example, a euphonious melody in a song, a euphonious poem with pleasing rhythm and rhyme, or a euphonious voice in public speaking. Essentially, "euphonious" is used to characterize anything that produces a pleasing or agreeable sound.

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