Another word for melody

melody
n.
The quality of being melodious
consonance, assonance, concord, unison, euphony, resonance, inflection, chime; see also harmony 1.
A melodious arrangement
tune, air, song, strain, theme, line, descant; see also music 1, song, tune.
melody refers to a rhythmic arrangement of tones in sequence expressing a musical idea; air, in strict application, refers to the principal, or leading, melody of a harmonized composition, but it is sometimes used as an equivalent of tune, which is the popular term for any easily remembered melody that identifies a song, dance, etc.
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Another word for melody

A pleasing succession of musical tones forming a usually brief aesthetic unit:
air, aria, strain2, tune. (Obsolete) note. See sounds
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