1. pleasing or harmonious in sound; having a pleasant quality when spoken or heard
Usage: often used in linguistics and phonetics to describe sounds or word combinations

Examples

• The poet chose euphonic words to create a flowing, musical quality in the verse.
• The name 'Melissa' has a euphonic sound that many parents find appealing.
• Linguists study how euphonic combinations of consonants and vowels affect language evolution.
• The euphonic rhythm of the song made it easy to remember and sing.
• She preferred euphonic names for her characters rather than harsh or jarring ones.
• The language's euphonic nature made it popular among speakers of other tongues.