high pitched

/haɪ pɪtʃt/
adjective
  1. Having a sound that is high in frequency; a sharp or squeaky sound.
    • She has a naturally high-pitched voice that carries well in a large room.
    • The high-pitched screech of the brakes made everyone cover their ears.
    • The dog started barking in a high-pitched yelp when it saw the mail carrier.
  2. Very intense, emotional, or excited; often describing a situation or reaction.
    • There was a high-pitched sense of anticipation in the stadium before the final play.
    • The argument grew high-pitched as both sides refused to compromise.
    • Her high-pitched laughter filled the room after she heard the joke.
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