amelodically

English

Etymology

From amelodic +‎ -ally.

Adverb

amelodically (comparative more amelodically, superlative most amelodically)

1. In an amelodic manner.
   • 2005, Mark Singer, Mr. Personality: Profiles and Talk Pieces from The New Yorker, →ISBN:

     Then, as the theatergoers arrived, he began to play amelodically, as if tuning his instrument.

   • 2015, Iliana Rocha, Karankawa, →ISBN:

     That was the time of teeth growing teeth amelodically— nails on a chalkboard: that memory sound a bird trying to escape from a beard makes.