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high-pitched

adjective as in high in sound

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The ovation had the character not of high-pitched cheering but of an involuntary low-pitched invocation of wonderment, even disbelief.

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Women ululated—a rousing, high-pitched vocal sound usually reserved for joyous events like festivals and weddings.

At one such outdoor site this fall, rows of 8-foot-high white battery blocks emitted a constant high-pitched hum.

Indy is the most empathetic scream queen of the year so far — and I mean that literally as his breed, a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling retriever, is known for its high-pitched wail.

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One role that did fall within his zone of comfort was a part in 2Pac’s dystopian music video for “California Love,” where his character is introduced as “Monster” by a high-pitched Chris Tucker.

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