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Low-pitched   /loʊ-pɪtʃt/   Listen
adjective
low-pitched  adj.  
1.
Low in pitch or frequency; used of sounds and voices. Opposite of high-pitched. (Narrower terms: alto, contralto; baritone; bass, deep; contrabass, double-bass; throaty)
Synonyms: low.
2.
Set at a low angle or slant; having a low degree of pitch; as, a low-pitched roof.





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"Low-pitched" Quotes from Famous Books



... Kirkwood. "Why?" Having spoken to his waiter, Calendar for some seconds raked the room with quick glances, as if seeking an acquaintance. Presumably disappointed, he swung back to face the girl, bending forward to reach her ears with accents low-pitched and confidential. She, on her part, fell at once attentive, grave and responsive. Perhaps a dozen sentences passed between them. At the outset her brows contracted and she shook her head in gentle dissent; whereupon Calendar's manner became more imperative. Gradually, unwillingly, she ...
— The Black Bag • Louis Joseph Vance
... sections) thus making the total length slightly greater and the pitch correspondingly lower; but when this is done the higher tones are very apt to be out of tune, and in general, if the player has an instrument tuned in high pitch, he cannot play with an ensemble group having low-pitched instruments, especially when the piano supplies the fundamental harmony. In the case of the brass instruments, a tuning slide is usually provided, and the same instrument can therefore be utilized in either low or high ...
— Essentials in Conducting • Karl Wilson Gehrkens
... agglomeration of buildings, which might have been called Belarab's palace, there was a certain animation, a flitting of people, voices calling and answering, the passing to and fro of lights that would illuminate suddenly a heavy pile, the corner of a house, the eaves of a low-pitched roof, while in the open parts of the stockade the armed men slept by the ...
— The Rescue • Joseph Conrad
... habitually lower the pitch of our voices our words cease gradually to be "born dead." With a low-pitched voice everything pertaining to the voice is more open and flexible and can react more immediately to whatever may be ...
— Nerves and Common Sense • Annie Payson Call
... nearer the monotonous swirling of the water, beaten by the paddles, came; the darkness ahead of the island shifted and took shape; they could distinctly hear the sound of men's voices, engaged in low-pitched and angry conversation. A large canoe, carrying six men, which flew the red flag of the Hudson Bay Company, shot out from the shadows. Now they could make out some of the words which were being spoken by ...
— Murder Point - A Tale of Keewatin • Coningsby Dawson


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