High-pitched
High-pitched adjective - Used of sounds and voices; high in pitch or frequency.
Screechy and high-pitched are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Screechy" instead an adjective phrase "High-pitched".
Screechy
Screechy adjective - Having or making a high-pitched sound such as that made by a mouse or a rusty hinge.
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Synonyms for Screechy
High-pitched and screechy are semantically related. You can use "High-pitched" instead an adjective "Screechy".
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Related pairs
- high and high-pitched
- high and screechy
- loud and high-pitched
- loud and screechy
- harsh and high-pitched
- harsh and screechy
- grating and high-pitched
- grating and screechy
- penetrating and high-pitched
- penetrating and screechy
- shrill and high-pitched
- shrill and screechy
- sharp and high-pitched
- sharp and screechy
Both words in one sentence
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Jacob Bannon's vocal style is unusually high-pitched and screechy for hardcore punk, and has been compared to that of an angry pterodactyl.
Source: Music / Converge - Vocal Evolution: When Yamada was in EZO, his voice was rather high-pitched and screechy, but almost punk-rock esque.
Source: Music / Masaki Yamada - Their voices are high-pitched, mechanical, and screechy, such that Daleks tend to scream all their lines at the top of their voices.
Source: Narm Charm / Live-Action TV
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