flattish
- adjective
- /ˈflætɪʃ/
- The singer's performance was a bit flattish in the final verse of the song.
Examples
-
The choir director noticed a flattish tone during the rehearsal and asked them to listen more carefully.
-
If your notes sound flattish, try adjusting your breath support.
-
The note sounded flattish to me.
-
Her singing was a bit flattish during the performance.
-
The choir director pointed out that the soloist's voice sounded a little flattish during the high notes.
-
If you find your instrument's sound is flattish, it may need tuning before the concert.
-
During the lesson, the teacher explained how a flattish pitch can affect the overall harmony of the music.
Synonyms
A voice or instrument that sounds in the wrong pitch
Notes are at the wrong pitch so a piano or violin sounds bad
Not in tune with the other notes
Slightly lower in pitch than the correct note
Not at the right pitch and sounds wrong when played
Not tuned to the correct musical pitch
Antonyms
How Flat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flattish comes from the simple word flat plus the ending -ish, which means 'somewhat' or 'a little'. So if a note sounds flattish it is a little 'flat' in pitch, or slightly out of tune.