When the narrator says he loves to repeat the name John Jacob Astor because "it hath a rounded and orbicular sound to it," he’s appreciating the name’s:

euphony.
ambiguity.
cacophony.
meter.
rhyme.

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When the narrator says he loves to repeat the name John Jacob Astor because "it hath a rounded and orbicular sound to it," he’s appreciating the name’s:

euphony.
ambiguity.
cacophony.
meter.
rhyme.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is A., euphony.

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Woah! Hold it fisherman! You can't be givin' away answers like that!

anonymous · Answer

Okay here's my explanation.  The answer is not B, C, D, or E, so by process of elimination, I can conclude that the answer is A.

kyanthedoodle · Answer

That's not that much better, yo.

anonymous · Answer

If you would like a more precise explanation, then it is because euphony means "pleasing to the ear", which obviously holds the most relevance to the question relating to the ear or perception of the sound of the name

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Thanks dude.

anonymous · Answer

Oh anything for you...  :D