Pronunciation: /pɪtʃ ˈpɜːrfɪkt/
noun a musical or vocal performance that is executed with great precision and accuracy
A1 The singer's voice was pitch perfect during the performance.
A2 She practiced for hours to ensure her pitch perfect delivery.
B1 The acapella group's harmonies were pitch perfect.
B2 The orchestra's rendition of the symphony was pitch perfect.
C1 Her pitch perfect performance earned her a standing ovation.
C2 The actor's portrayal of the character was pitch perfect, capturing every nuance.
adjective describing something that is perfectly in tune or executed flawlessly
A1 She sang the song pitch perfect.
A2 The children's choir performed pitch perfect at the recital.
B1 The acapella group's harmonies were pitch perfect.
B2 The actor's delivery of the monologue was pitch perfect, capturing the audience's attention.
C1 The orchestra's rendition of the symphony was pitch perfect, showcasing their talent and precision.
C2 The soprano's performance was pitch perfect, earning her a standing ovation from the audience.
formal The singer's performance was pitch perfect, hitting every note flawlessly.
informal Wow, that movie was pitch perfect! I laughed the whole time.
slang Her dance moves were pitch perfect, she really knows how to move!
figurative The team's strategy was pitch perfect, leading them to victory.
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