normal pitch

noun

, Machinery.

1. pitch146a

Word History and Origins

Origin of normal pitch¹

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

Medium Pitch should correspond with the normal pitch of discourse previously described.

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Gardiner, in his “Music of Nature,” tells of experiments he made in order to determine the normal pitch of the human voice.

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Instead of keeping the voice evenly on one or two notes, we speak much higher or lower than our normal pitch.

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The largest bass flute in the Brussels museum is in at the French normal pitch A 435 double vibrations per second.

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She raised her voice to its normal pitch again, as I had done.

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