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Date:
1400-1500
Language:
Late Latin
Origin:
mellifluus, from
Latin
mel
'honey'
+ fluere
'to flow'
mellifluous
adjective
Related topics:
Music
mel‧li‧flu‧ous
formal
APM
a mellifluous voice or piece of music sounds pleasantly smooth
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