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Definition of tunefulness in English:

tunefulness

Pronunciation /ˈt(y)o͞onfəlnəs/ /ˈt(j)unfəlnəs/

noun

See tuneful

‘The band evoke a pleasing mix of tunefulness, melody and hardcore grind.’
  • ‘Because of the tunefulness of each piece and the attractive writing, students should be motivated to work through ensemble challenges.’
  • ‘The interpretation avoided controversy, revealing in its place a grand romantic tunefulness that captivated first-time listeners.’
  • ‘The music retains its easy tunefulness, but inside many of the songs lurks a desperation that seems new to the Clientele world.’
  • ‘By the tunefulness of it you might call it a ballad, but it has a strong midtempo groove an undertow, and a biting emotional tone more associated with ‘rock.’’