High pitched
Soprano and high pitched are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soprano" instead an adjective phrase "High pitched".
Soprano
Soprano adjective - Having or denoting a high range.
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Synonyms for Soprano
High pitched and soprano are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace phrase "High pitched" with "Soprano", this terms are similar.
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Related pairs
- high and high pitched
- high and soprano
- soaring and high pitched
- soaring and soprano
- penetrating and high pitched
- penetrating and soprano
- shrill and high pitched
- shrill and soprano
- sharp and high pitched
- sharp and soprano
- strident and high pitched
- strident and soprano
- piercing and high pitched
- piercing and soprano
Both terms in one sentence
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Soprano and Gravel: In a modified variant as Pipes' high pitched singing can be considered a harsh style by those not versed in metal singing styles.
Source: Music / 3 Inches Of Blood -
Instant Soprano: "Saturday Night Grease" has Tim talking in really high pitched voice that drops to his normal register as he unzips his ridiculously tight trousers.
Source: Series / The Goodies
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