melody

noun

MEL-uh-dee/ˈmɛl.ə.di/

1 meaning of melody

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nouncountable
A set of musical notes played one after another that you can sing or hum.
Like a path of notes that your voice can follow from start to finish.
The song's melody was easy to sing along to.
She hummed a cheerful melody while cooking dinner.
Similartune, air, theme

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Origin

It came from Greek words meaning a musical phrase plus a song.