ca·no·rous (k -nôr s, -n r-, k nr-s)adj. Richly melodious; tuneful: "Edward R. Murrow's canorous broadcasts of the blitz of London" (Newsweek). [From Latin can rus, from canor, tune, from canere, to sing; see kan- in Indo-European roots.]ca·no rous·ly adv.ca·no rous·ness n. |
canorous [kəˈnɔːrəs]
adj
Rare tuneful; melodious
[from Latin canōrus, from canere to sing]
canorously adv
canorousness n
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