low-pitched

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1. low-pitched - Adjective

2. low-pitched - Adjective Satellite

Meaning

used of sounds and voices; low in pitch or frequency

set at a low angle or slant

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a low-pitched roof Source: Internet

In Cheyenne, tone arose via vowel contraction; the long vowels of Proto-Algonquian contracted into high-pitched vowels in Cheyenne while the short vowels became low-pitched. Source: Internet

Misalignments may lead to imperfect joining of the signal, resulting in low-pitched buzzing. citation The problem is known as "head chatter", and tends to increase as the audio heads wear down. Source: Internet

From the edge of the deciduous forest I heard a raucous low-pitched “caw!” immediately followed by a higher-pitched “caw, caw-caw!” from some distance away. Source: Internet

These were built with low-pitched roofs and simplicity of form, close to the earth, emphasizing handcrafting over mass production, local natural materials, and appropriate interior and landscape design. Source: Internet

In a second video meant to test more complex communication signals understood by adults, the woman keeps her head down while talking to the dog and says, "Hi dog," in a low-pitched voice. Source: Internet

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