canorousness (Meaning)

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canorousness (n.)

The quality of being musical.

The canorousness of the choir's performance left the audience mesmerized, transported by the beauty of the harmonies.
In the cathedral, the canorousness of the organ music reverberated through the grand halls, filling them with a sense of divine presence.
The canorousness of her voice lent a magical quality to the evening, as she sang beneath the starlit sky.
The canorousness of the orchestra's composition evoked deep emotions, stirring the soul of every listener.
His poetry was renowned for its canorousness, with verses that flowed like a melody through the reader's mind.
The canorousness of the waterfall's cascading waters created a soothing backdrop for meditation.
As the waves crashed against the shore, their canorousness echoed along the coastline, a symphony of nature's rhythm.
The canorousness of the wind chimes in the garden added a touch of tranquility to the peaceful afternoon.
The canorousness of the bells ringing in the distance signaled the start of the festive celebration.
In the quiet of the forest, the canorousness of birdcalls and rustling leaves formed a symphony of life.

The quality of being musical.

musical, melodious,symphonic, melodic, lyrical, flowing, tuneful, echoing, orchestral, euphonious

unmusical, unmusical, unmelodious, discordant, metallic, unpleasant, strident, disharmonious, harsh, tuneless

The canorousness of the choir's performance left the audience mesmerized, transported by the beauty of the harmonies.

In the cathedral, the canorousness of the organ music reverberated through the grand halls, filling them with a sense of divine presence.

The canorousness of her voice lent a magical quality to the evening, as she sang beneath the starlit sky.

The canorousness of the orchestra's composition evoked deep emotions, stirring the soul of every listener.