pitch-perfect


Also found in: Idioms.

pitch-per·fect

(pĭch-pûr′fĭkt)
adj.
1. Striking exactly the right note or tone: "He spoke beautiful English, spiced with pitch-perfect sarcasm" (Michael Finkel).
2. Producing especially accurate or pleasing sound: gave a pitch-perfect singing performance.
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