What is another word for low-pitched?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈə͡ʊpˈɪt͡ʃt], [ lˈəʊpˈɪtʃt], [ l_ˈəʊ_p_ˈɪ_tʃ_t]
Synonyms for Low-pitched:
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adj.
• deep • low- alto .
- buttoned up ,
- clammed up ,
- could hear a pin drop ,
- hushful ,
- not saying boo ,
- unspeaking ,
- whist ,
- Quieter ,
- quietest .
- fainter ,
- faroff ,
- hazy ,
- ill defined ,
- illdefined ,
- in audible ,
- in distinct ,
- in-audible ,
- in-distinct ,
- more aside ,
- more bated ,
- more bleached ,
- more blurred ,
- more deadened ,
- more faltering ,
- more murmuring ,
- more muted ,
- more muttering ,
- more piano ,
- more softened ,
- more stifled ,
- most aside ,
- most bated ,
- most bleached ,
- most blurred ,
- most deadened ,
- most faltering ,
- most murmuring ,
- most muted ,
- most muttering ,
- most piano ,
- most softened ,
- most stifled ,
- out earshot ,
- re-mote ,
- soothing ,
- un clear ,
- un clearest ,
- un-clear ,
- un-clearest .
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n.
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- sounds .
Other synonyms:
- heavy .
- faint .
- hollow .
- dull .
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How to use "Low-pitched" in context?
singing
low-pitched singing is an interesting type of singing that is often very emotive and intimate. Low-pitched singing is often associated with soul music, gospel, and blues, and is often used to convey feelings of sadness, love, and melancholy. Low-pitched singing can be a challenging and rewarding form of singing, and can be a great way to show your emotion onstage.
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