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Term: melodise

Part of Speech: verb

Sense 1: to sing or play music in a melodious or harmonious manner

Example sentence 1: She melodised a sweet lullaby to put her baby to sleep.

Example sentence 2: The talented pianist melodised the sonata flawlessly, captivating the audience.

Part of Speech: noun

Sense 1: the act or process of melodising; a melodious melody or tune

Example sentence 1: The melodise of the birds in the morning created a soothing atmosphere.

Example sentence 2: The orchestra's melodise reverberated through the concert hall, enchanting everyone present.

Part of Speech: adjective

Sense 1: relating to or characterized by melodiousness

Example sentence 1: The melodise tone of her voice made the song truly mesmerizing.

Example sentence 2: The melodise keys of the grand piano added elegance to the performance.

Part of Speech: adverb

Sense 1: in a melodious or harmonious manner

Example sentence 1: The singer melodised beautifully, hitting every note with precision.

Example sentence 2: The guitar was melodise played, filling the room with harmony.

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