The term "canorous" is employed to evoke a sense of melodious, resonant quality that transcends mere sound description in literature. Authors use it to infuse natural imagery with musicality—as when a rooster’s crow is likened to a horn’s resonant call [1] or an engine’s roar attains an almost symphonic presence [2]. In other contexts, it deepens character portrayal by lending a voice a richly textured, almost caressing quality [3], while also painting entire scenes with its sonorous magic, as in depictions of a city's evocative night [4] or a language imbued with perpetual rhythm [5]. Even when contrasted with sounds that are graceful yet not sonorous [6] or rendered through dramatic, wind-carried notes [7, 8], the word "canorous" consistently enhances the auditory imagery, imbuing the narrative with a refined, enchanting elegance [9, 10, 11].