pitch of

Frequency: 6.89.2 per million words

Used to describe the level of a particular feeling, e.g., 'a high pitch of excitement'.

pitchNOUN + PREPOSITION (strength of feeling)

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Examples (10)

  • The crowd's excitement reached a fever pitch of anticipation.
  • The debate escalated to a high pitch of intensity.
  • Her voice rose to an almost hysterical pitch of fear.
  • The tension climbed to an unbearable pitch of suspense.
  • He maintained a professional pitch of calm during the crisis.
  • The celebratory atmosphere reached a joyful pitch of excitement.
  • The continuous setbacks pushed him to an exasperated pitch of frustration.
  • Despite the challenges, the team sustained a high pitch of motivation.
  • The argument descended to a low pitch of petty grievances.
  • The novel captures the subtle pitch of human loneliness.