IPA: //mɛˈlɪf.lu.ənt//
KK: /mɛˈlɪf lʊ ənt/
Having a smooth, rich, and pleasant sound; sweet-sounding.
The singer's mellifluent voice captivated the audience.
Comparative: more mellifluent
Superlative: most mellifluent
Mellifluent → It is formed from "melli-" (from Latin "mel", meaning honey) and "fluere" (meaning to flow). The word describes something that flows like honey, often referring to a smooth, sweet, or pleasant sound or speech.
Think of 'honey' ('melli-') flowing ('fluere') smoothly — that's why mellifluent describes something that flows sweetly, like honey.
No commonly confused words.