Question

mellifluous His rich, mellifluous voice is familiar to us from countless voice-overs for commercials, station breaks, and documentaries. mellifluous*

Accepted Answer

Flowing like honey; sweetened as if with honey. With its root mel-, meaning “honey,” mellifluous means literally “flowing like honey.” The word usually applies to sound; it has often been used to describe voices such as Renee Fleming's or Barbra Streisand's, or pieces by composers such as Ravel and Debussy. The DJ on a radio station that plays soft music may have a voice so mellifluous that it almost puts the listener to sleep

word	mellifluous
definition	Flowing like honey; sweetened as if with honey.
eg_sentence	His rich, mellifluous voice is familiar to us from countless voice-overs for commercials, station breaks, and documentaries.
explanation	With its root mel-, meaning “honey,” mellifluous means literally “flowing like honey.” The word usually applies to sound; it has often been used to describe voices such as Renee Fleming's or Barbra Streisand's, or pieces by composers such as Ravel and Debussy. The DJ on a radio station that plays soft music may have a voice so mellifluous that it almost puts the listener to sleep
IPA	mellifluous*

Mellifluous Voice Station Flowing Honey Sweetened Rich Familiar