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Definition of high-pitched in English: high-pitchedadjective ˌhʌɪˈpɪtʃtˈhaɪ ˈˌpɪtʃt 1(of a sound) high. Example sentencesExamples - They ran around the yard, their high-pitched squeals of laughter echoing from all around.
- ‘Hi,’ I said in my stupid high-pitched nervous voice.
- And then from the hallway there was a high-pitched yell.
- We heard her before we saw her: high-pitched cries emanating from the hallway.
- Her peace is suddenly disturbed by the high-pitched screams of an infant down the hall.
- I'd spent a good enough deal of my life being picked on - I'm short, I have kind of a high-pitched voice, both things that will get you made fun of by other kids in school.
- I grimace, but there is high-pitched laughter from the giggling girls.
- As soon as I opened the front door, I heard high-pitched yapping.
- Above 20,000 hz the high-pitched sounds are not heard by the human ear, but ultrasonic sound is perceptible and even produced by certain animals such as bats and dolphins.
- On Saturday I had let Ralph outside and five minutes later he began to emit the unholy high-pitched yelping racket that signals that he has found some prey, and will now chase it out of the yard.
- Hearing loss in old age is usually gradual, and often begins with being unable to hear the most high-pitched sounds.
- Some of my callers complained that I sounded distant or muffled, and one early version of the phone I used had a faint, high-pitched tone that may have given that effect.
- She let out a frightened, high-pitched scream.
- Suddenly, a high-pitched squeal echoed through the valley.
- Almost as soon as we dropped into the water we were deafened by a series of high-pitched clicks and squeaks and whistles, and about 20 dolphins turned up.
- Neither of them had a chance to speak however, as the doors swung open with a high-pitched creak, revealing the room within.
- Across the hall, Nina could hear a high-pitched giggle behind a closed door.
- And Laurie had a nice - if somewhat high-pitched - voice, she decided.
- Ethiopian wolves are suspicious of people, and if they spot someone in their territory they go on full alert, letting out high-pitched yelps - alarm calls that tell the rest of the pack of the intruder.
- The high-pitched sound can only be heard by the young and is designed to be so annoying that they move away.
Synonyms high, high-frequency, soprano, treble, falsetto, shrill, acute, sharp, piping, piercing, penetrating 2(of a roof) steep. Example sentencesExamples - The Petersham's Gothic façade, complete with tower and high-pitched roofs, has been a landmark since it was built in 1865.
- The Tudor-style architecture, with its stone pillars and high-pitched roofs, is influenced but not created by Kinkade.
- My room had two large beds with mosquito nets, elegant dark furniture and a high-pitched thatched roof.
- It was a large, three story house with a high-pitched roof and a single, cathedral-esque spire.
- A high-pitched roof and a large skylight guaranteed ventilation and light.
Definition of high-pitched in US English: high-pitchedadjectiveˈhaɪ ˈˌpɪtʃtˈhī ˈˌpiCHt 1(of a sound) high in pitch. Example sentencesExamples - I grimace, but there is high-pitched laughter from the giggling girls.
- Suddenly, a high-pitched squeal echoed through the valley.
- ‘Hi,’ I said in my stupid high-pitched nervous voice.
- They ran around the yard, their high-pitched squeals of laughter echoing from all around.
- And then from the hallway there was a high-pitched yell.
- I'd spent a good enough deal of my life being picked on - I'm short, I have kind of a high-pitched voice, both things that will get you made fun of by other kids in school.
- And Laurie had a nice - if somewhat high-pitched - voice, she decided.
- Some of my callers complained that I sounded distant or muffled, and one early version of the phone I used had a faint, high-pitched tone that may have given that effect.
- As soon as I opened the front door, I heard high-pitched yapping.
- Across the hall, Nina could hear a high-pitched giggle behind a closed door.
- The high-pitched sound can only be heard by the young and is designed to be so annoying that they move away.
- Her peace is suddenly disturbed by the high-pitched screams of an infant down the hall.
- Ethiopian wolves are suspicious of people, and if they spot someone in their territory they go on full alert, letting out high-pitched yelps - alarm calls that tell the rest of the pack of the intruder.
- She let out a frightened, high-pitched scream.
- Almost as soon as we dropped into the water we were deafened by a series of high-pitched clicks and squeaks and whistles, and about 20 dolphins turned up.
- We heard her before we saw her: high-pitched cries emanating from the hallway.
- Above 20,000 hz the high-pitched sounds are not heard by the human ear, but ultrasonic sound is perceptible and even produced by certain animals such as bats and dolphins.
- Hearing loss in old age is usually gradual, and often begins with being unable to hear the most high-pitched sounds.
- Neither of them had a chance to speak however, as the doors swung open with a high-pitched creak, revealing the room within.
- On Saturday I had let Ralph outside and five minutes later he began to emit the unholy high-pitched yelping racket that signals that he has found some prey, and will now chase it out of the yard.
Synonyms high, high-frequency, soprano, treble, falsetto, shrill, acute, sharp, piping, piercing, penetrating 2(of a roof) steep. Example sentencesExamples - The Petersham's Gothic façade, complete with tower and high-pitched roofs, has been a landmark since it was built in 1865.
- The Tudor-style architecture, with its stone pillars and high-pitched roofs, is influenced but not created by Kinkade.
- My room had two large beds with mosquito nets, elegant dark furniture and a high-pitched thatched roof.
- It was a large, three story house with a high-pitched roof and a single, cathedral-esque spire.
- A high-pitched roof and a large skylight guaranteed ventilation and light.
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