Difference between Melodiously and Tunefully

MELODIOUSLY vs TUNEFULLY: ADVERB

Sensuously, Percussively, Fortissimo, Idiomatically, Stirringly, Softly, Ravishingly, Soulfully, Rhythmically, Angelically, Vivaciously, Expressively, Sonorously, Melodically, Tunefully

Expressively, Idiomatically, Instrumentally, Sonorously, Suavely, Resonantly, Lyrically, Sweetly, Symphonically, Stirringly, Harmonically, Vivaciously, Soulfully, Melodically, Melodiously

Lugubriously, Unaffectedly, Tunelessly, Sensuously, Percussively, Fortissimo, Idiomatically, Softly, Ravishingly, Soulfully, Rhythmically, Angelically, Expressively, Melodically, Tunefully

Ravishingly, Unpretentiously, Enchantingly, Angelically, Expressively, Idiomatically, Instrumentally, Suavely, Lyrically, Sweetly, Symphonically, Harmonically, Soulfully, Melodically, Melodiously

One is a cute, furry bird that sings melodiously and was a favourite of the greatest poet of all time.
The muezzins are taught to declaim melodiously, each phrase ornamented by long pauses and the singing of a single syllable.
In this playlist are melodiously voiced by some of the millennials post Sad songs than any other just download Punjabi.
Mina, crows and some other small and large birds singing melodiously on the branches of trees.
She possessed a taste for music; she played upon the lute with skill, and sung melodiously.
Cuckoldly irrecoverable metalworkers have been desirously remonstrated against the melodiously proudhearted wherry.
Yesterday midnight, a nightingale whispered your name melodiously, but it missed Goodnight.
Thayne with teeth under the locus Gnosticizes melodiously.

But they later become territorial and from late winter they can be heard singing tunefully from high perches.
There's some gentle music (and its not jazz), running tunefully from a radio somewhere.
Pupils sing tunefully and with a range of dynamics.