Sweetly flowing or sounding; (of a voice or words) sweet or musical; pleasant to hear.

Sweetly flowing or sounding; (of a voice or words) sweet or musical; pleasant to hear.

• A. mellifluous
• B. nadir
• C. abeyant
• D. veracious

Answer: (A)

When something sounds pleasant and flows smoothly, you’d describe it as mellifluous. This word specifically captures the idea of a voice or words that are sweet, musical, and easy on the ear. It comes from a sense of honeyed sweetness, often linked to fluent, pleasing speech or singing. That distinguishes it from the other options: nadir means the lowest point, not anything related to sound; abeyant means temporarily inactive or suspended; veracious means truthful or accurate. So mellifluous is the natural fit for describing a voice or prose that is charmingly melodic and pleasing to hear.

When something sounds pleasant and flows smoothly, you’d describe it as mellifluous. This word specifically captures the idea of a voice or words that are sweet, musical, and easy on the ear. It comes from a sense of honeyed sweetness, often linked to fluent, pleasing speech or singing. That distinguishes it from the other options: nadir means the lowest point, not anything related to sound; abeyant means temporarily inactive or suspended; veracious means truthful or accurate. So mellifluous is the natural fit for describing a voice or prose that is charmingly melodic and pleasing to hear.