High-pitched (adjective)

1. Having a high and sharp frequency or tone.
2. Having a high-pitched sound or voice.

Origin:

Formed from the combination of 'high' and 'pitched'.

Examples:

1. The singer's high-pitched voice filled the room, hitting notes that only dogs could hear.
2. The high-pitched screech of the ambulance siren could be heard from miles away, signaling an emergency.
3. The high-pitched whistle of the tea kettle signaled that the water was boiling and it was time to make tea.
4. The high-pitched sound of the violin was heard above the other instruments in the orchestra, creating a piercing effect.
5. The high-pitched scream of the bird echoed through the forest, alerting other birds to danger.