pitch-perfect
Exactly in tune
Pitch-perfect originally describes singing or playing exactly on the correct musical pitch, without wavering sharp or flat.
The term now more commonly means flawlessly executed or precisely calibrated: a pitch-perfect imitation, Her comic timing was pitch-perfect.
The figurative sense suggests something that hits exactly the right note for its context.
Degree of correctness
- exactnessCorrectness in every detail
- flawlessEntirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
- spot-onPrecisely correct, informally
faultless · unerring · dead-on · bulls-eye · pinpoint · meticulous · calibrated · true
Entirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
- exemplaryServing as ideal model
- quintessentialRepresenting the ideal type
- modelRepresentation or paradigm
benchmark · standard · excellence · superlative · peerless · unblemished · pristine · unsurpassed
Pitch variation in speech
- tuningAdjusting pitch accuracy
- harmonyAgreement or musical blend
- toneQuality of sound
- resonanceAmplified oscillation at natural frequency
chord · melody · consonance · unison · octave · timbre · acapella · cadence
Supremely accomplished performer
- maestroDistinguished musical leader
- prodigyGifted youth with rare talent
- expertHighly skilled practitioner
- skilledHaving learned ability
adept · consummate · masterful · accomplished · proficient · polished · seasoned · gifted
accuracy
Degree of correctness
- exactnessCorrectness in every detail
- flawlessEntirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
spot-on · faultless · unerring · dead-on · bulls-eye · pinpoint · meticulous · calibrated · true · correct
flawless
Entirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
- exemplaryServing as ideal model
- quintessentialRepresenting the ideal type
model · benchmark · standard · excellence · superlative · peerless · unblemished · pristine · unsurpassed · definitive
intonation
Pitch variation in speech
resonance · chord · melody · consonance · unison · octave · timbre · acapella · cadence · counterpoint
virtuoso
Supremely accomplished performer
- maestroDistinguished musical leader
- prodigyGifted youth with rare talent
- expertHighly skilled practitioner
skilled · adept · consummate · masterful · accomplished · proficient · polished · seasoned · gifted · talented
singer
Vocal music performer
bass · vocalist · choir · ensemble · contralto · mezzo-soprano · coloratura · crooner · chanteuse · belter
pitch-perfectoff-key
Wrong pitch, musically
out of tune · flat · sharp · tone-deaf · off-pitch
pitch-perfectflawed
Having faults or imperfections
imperfect · sloppy · inaccurate · off-target · imprecise
pitch-perfecttone-deaf
Cannot perceive pitch differences
misjudged · off-key · ill-judged · inappropriate · jarring
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