Definition of "low-pitched" []

• Low in tone or tonal range. (adjective)
• Having a moderate slope: a low-pitched roof. (adjective)

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• "For many people, it's surprising to hear a steady, low-pitched voice come from the 16-year-old body and 13-year-old face of McCreery."
• "I could have picked one up and held it in my hand if I wanted, but was content to listen to their song: two single notes, low-pitched and slow."
• "In her memoirs, Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan mentioned her anxiety when she first moved to England, for she was expected to modulate her voice, to adopt the low-pitched, slightly muffled tones of her new English relations, and of course rid her speech of any Americanism."