flutelike

English

Etymology

From flute +‎ -like.

Adjective

flutelike (comparative more flutelike, superlative most flutelike)

1. Resembling a flute or the sound of flute music
   • 2007 February 15, Stephen Holden, “Singing Songs of Time, While Watching It Stand Still”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     That outlook is embodied in Ms. Collins’s nearly vibrato-less singing in a voice that is in prime condition as she slides from a pure flutelike soprano into a gutsier middle register.

Translations

resembling a flute

• Russian: флейтоподо́бный (flejtopodóbnyj)
• Ukrainian: флейтоподі́бний (flejtopodíbnyj)