high pitch

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high pitch

The singer hits a high pitch in the final chorus.

Definition

Noun: 1. A high frequency of sound vibration: A pitch that is perceived as being elevated or sharp in tone compared to others, corresponding to a high frequency of sound waves. 2. The quality of a sound governed by its frequency: The auditory attribute of a note that is determined by its frequency, with "high pitch" specifically referring to those at the upper end of the audible spectrum.

Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The soprano singer's voice reached an impressive high pitch.
    • A dog whistle produces a sound at a very high pitch that is inaudible to most humans.
    • The constant high pitch of the alarm was grating to the ears.
Advanced Usage
  • "to reach a high pitch": To intensify to a peak level, often used metaphorically for emotions or situations.
    • The tension in the room reached a high pitch as they awaited the final score.
  • In a musical context: Refers specifically to notes with a high fundamental frequency.
    • The flute is particularly adept at playing melodies in a high pitch.
Variants and Related Words
  • High-pitched (adjective): Describing a sound that has a high frequency.
    • She let out a high-pitched scream.
  • Pitch (noun): The quality of a sound governed by the rate of vibrations producing it.
  • Frequency (noun): The rate at which a sound wave vibrates, measured in hertz (Hz), which determines the pitch.
Synonyms
  • Treble: The higher range of musical notes.
  • Soprano: The highest vocal range.
  • Shrillness: A high-pitched and piercing quality.
Antonyms
  • Low pitch: A pitch that is perceived as below other pitches.
  • Bass: The lowest range of musical notes.
Related Phrases
  • High-pitched voice: A voice characterized by a high frequency.
  • High-pitched sound: Any sound wave with a high frequency.
high pitch

The singer hits a high pitch in the final chorus.

Noun
  1. a pitch that is perceived as above other pitches

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