1. in a manner that is pleasing or sweet to the ear; with pleasant sound
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The choir sang euphoniously, filling the cathedral with beautiful harmonies.
• She spoke euphoniously, her voice flowing like music through the room.
• The orchestra played euphoniously, each instrument blending perfectly with the others.
• The poet's words were euphoniously arranged to create a soothing rhythm.
• Wind chimes hung from the porch, tinkling euphoniously in the breeze.
• The violinist performed the concerto euphoniously, drawing applause from the audience.