euphony

The alternatives seem to have been used for the sake of euphony.

According to the host, the name was chosen strictly for its euphony.

It began as a decision based simply on euphony.

The number has no particular significance; it was chosen more or less for euphony.

It is the only way to give a language copiousness and euphony."

The title of the show was chosen for its alliteration and euphony.

"Names have meanings, and the euphony is also important."

Dissonance in poetry is similar to cacophony and the opposite of euphony.

Apart from the obvious euphony, that's a great image that's always stuck in my head.

Euphony was founded in 1998 and does not advertise itself in conventional ways.

He seemed equally interested in euphony and chaos.

Besides, since a computer's mathematical, it has to be electronically biased toward harmony and euphony.

In the latter case the choice might be influenced by euphony (avoidance of the alliteration).

Think of the power of that peculiarly Italian euphony!

One criterion ignored by both critics is that of euphony, although its relevance to the Sonnets has long been clear.

Alanine (a name selected for euphony alone, apparently), 3.

Oh, from out the sounding cells, What a gush of euphony voluminously wells!

Euphony is notable for its hierarchical customer referral structure and independent base of consultants.

However, the child may have any other combination of the parents' surnames, according to euphony, social significance or other reasons.

I had in mind ransoming them off for concessions from the Terry ambassador, but the present arrangement has a certain euphony.

Some blacks selected names blending aspiration, tradition and euphony.

In the final pages, one could actually detect a kind of curdled euphony and perhaps even a choreographic intent.

Euphony Communications Ltd went into administration in 2009.

Euphony; the Greek construction flows more easily.

This was the first line-up of "Dismal Euphony", officially formed in 1995.