In the Soliloquy lexicon
mellifluous
/məˈlɪf.lu.əs/
adjective
Pleasantly smooth and musical in sound, especially in speech or singing.
Used in a sentence
Her mellifluous voice held the audience spellbound.
A small story
At closing time, Mrs Vale sang to the empty station while she swept the platform, her voice mellifluous beneath the iron roof. Rain threaded the tracks; the last train had long since gone. Even the porter delayed locking up, as though a key turned too soon might break the song.
Nearby words
Keep mellifluous — and watch it become a star.
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