low-pitched

[ loh-picht ]

/ ˈloʊˈpɪtʃt /

pitched in a low register or key: a low-pitched aria for the basso.

produced by slow vibrations; relatively grave in pitch or soft in sound: a low-pitched whistle.

Origin of low-pitched

First recorded in 1615–25

The low-pitched voices continued in what I thought was a dispute.

The Green Eyes of Bst |Sax Rohmer
Nay, he dared not even think of his gloomy, low-pitched, cramped room with its single window and repulsive furniture.

The Duel |A. I. Kuprin
He paused in his low-pitched confidence to the blinking, sympathising dog.

Buff: A Collie and other dog-stories |Albert Payson Terhune
Then Connie's voice, soft and low-pitched in the silence of the book-lined room, came to her as from a great distance.

The Helpers |Francis Lynde

The long, narrow, low-pitched room has an off-center fireplace and is papered at both ends in old wallpaper of Chinese design.

Seaport in Virginia |Gay Montague Moore

low-pitched

pitched low in tone

(of a roof) having sides with a shallow slope