what describes a sound that is pleasing to the ear
Best Answer: Mellifluous (like honey) is more likely to be applied to a personâs writing style while dulcet (âsweetâ) would only be appropriate for describing audible tone, voice or tenor. Euphonious-pleasant in sound; agreeable to the ear; characterized by euphony: a sweet, euphonious voice. For me though, to replace 'aesthetically pleasing to the eyes' for something to the ears, I would say 'musically satisfying to the ears'. Music is an art form whose medium is sound.