An mellifluous sound is pleasant and smooth, like music or honey.
When we talk about sounds being mellifluous, it usually means they're easy to listen to and enjoyable. Think of a gentle stream babbling over rocks or the soft hum of a harp string. Poets often use this word when describing the tone of someone's voice – "her voice was mellifluous as she read the poem aloud" might mean that her voice was rich, soothing, and pleasant to hear. In music, composers try to create melodies with a mellifluous quality so they're calming and beautiful.
Flowing like honey.
