Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

high-pitched voice

noun

/haɪ pɪtʃt vɔɪs/

Definition

A voice that has a high frequency and is typically perceived as being sharp or shrill.

Examples

She called out to her friend in a high-pitched voice that echoed across the park.
The high-pitched voice of the singer filled the auditorium, captivating the audience.
When he laughed, it came out in a surprising high-pitched voice that made everyone smile.

Meaning

A high-pitched voice usually refers to sounds that are on the upper end of the audible range, often used to describe children’s voices or certain emotions like excitement or anger.