Words To Describe Music

noun a loud, forceful sound or action

adjective describing something that is loud, forceful, or exciting

• The construction workers were banging on the steel beams to secure them in place.
• The party last night was banging, everyone had a great time.
• The new album is banging, I can't stop listening to it.
• Her heart was banging in her chest as she waited for the results.

adjective Dulcet is an adjective that describes something as sweet, soothing, or melodious in sound.

• The dulcet tones of the orchestra filled the concert hall.
• I love listening to her dulcet voice when she sings.
• Her dulcet voice is like music to my ears.
• The dulcet aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the air.

noun a state of depression or anxiety

verb to be afraid of

• The musician incorporated elements of funk into his latest composition.
• I love listening to funky music, it always puts me in a good mood.
• That new track is straight-up funky, I can't stop grooving to it.
• Her sense of style is so unique, she really knows how to bring the funk to any outfit.

adjective causing someone to feel excited or exhilarated

• The aroma of the flowers was truly intoxicating.
• That perfume is so intoxicating, I can't get enough of it.
• The music at the party was absolutely intoxicating.
• Her smile was so intoxicating, it captivated everyone in the room.

adjective Describing a person or place as full of energy and enthusiasm; animated and spirited.

• The lively discussion at the conference kept everyone engaged.
• The party was so lively with music and dancing all night long.
• The concert was lit, the crowd was so lively!
• Her eyes were lively with excitement as she talked about her upcoming trip.

adjective having a smooth, flowing sound; pleasing to hear

• The singer had a mellifluous voice that captivated the audience.
• I could listen to her mellifluous voice all day.
• Her voice is so mellifluous, it's like music to my ears.
• The writer's words flowed together in a mellifluous stream of prose.

adjective slightly intoxicated or tipsy

• The professor was known for his tiddly lectures on quantum physics.
• After a few drinks, he started feeling a bit tiddly.
• Let's have a tiddly party this weekend!
• Her mind was in a tiddly state after pulling an all-nighter.

adjective describing something that is not melodious or pleasant to listen to

• The unmelodious sound of the construction work next door was disrupting the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.
• I can't stand that unmelodious music blaring from your room, can you please turn it down?
• That unmelodious racket is giving me a headache, can we do something about it?
• Her unmelodious laughter echoed through the empty room, a stark reminder of the loneliness she felt inside.