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tunefulness

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tune·ful  (tnfl, tyn-)
adj.
1. Full of tune; melodious.
2. Producing musical sounds.

tuneful·ly adv.
tuneful·ness n.
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Noun1.tunefulness - the property of having a melodytunefulness - the property of having a melody      
musicality, musicalness - the property of sounding like music
Translations
tunefulness [ˈtjuːnfʊlnɪs] Nlo melodioso, lo armonioso
tunefulness
nMelodik f


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This natural tunefulness made Phoebe seem like a bird in a shadowy tree; or conveyed the idea that the stream of life warbled through her heart as a brook sometimes warbles through a pleasant little dell.
 
 
 
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