melodically

American  

[muh-lahd-ik-lee] / məˈlɑd ɪk li /

adverb

1. in a way that relates to melody or melodics.

2. in a melodious way.

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Example Sentences

There’s a song about golf that melodically wouldn’t be out of place on Lou Reed’s “Transformer.”

From Salon

It felt in some ways as though Dylan wanted to reward the audience’s attendance and attention with performances that were easier to comprehend — at least melodically — than previous outings may have been.

From Salon

Then, on a whim, we sewed it together with something I’d been messing with, and while it’s changed melodically, it’s a good dance track.

From Los Angeles Times

In a few short years, Eddie Van Halen would become one of the most influential musical innovators of the 20th century, a fleet-fingered, melodically sophisticated virtuoso who changed the way guitarists approached their instrument.

From Los Angeles Times

I generally write melodically from more of a falsetto place.

From Los Angeles Times