low pitched
/ˈloʊˌpɪtʃt/
adjective
- Having a sound that is deep or low in frequency, like a bass note or a rumble.
- The cello produces a low-pitched sound compared to the violin.
- He has a low-pitched voice that sounds calm and authoritative.
- The low-pitched hum of the engine made the room vibrate.
- Having a roof or surface that slopes only slightly, not steeply.
- Snow slides off easily from a steep roof but can pile up on a low-pitched one.
- Low-pitched roofs are common in modern architecture for a sleek look.
- The house had a low-pitched roof covered in solar panels.
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