Antonyms for pitch
pɪtʃpitch

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1. pitch

   Synonyms:
   throw, fling, cast, hurl

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1. pitchnoun

   the property of sound that varies with variation in the frequency of vibration

   Synonyms:
   slant, lurch, pitch shot, pitching, delivery, sales talk, tar, sales pitch, auction pitch, rake

2. pitch, deliverynoun

   (baseball) the act of throwing a baseball by a pitcher to a batter

   Synonyms:
   manner of speaking, livery, lurch, delivery, pitch shot, tar, auction pitch, rescue, pitching, obstetrical delivery, slant, rake, deliverance, legal transfer, sales talk, sales pitch, bringing, speech, saving

3. pitchnoun

   a vendor's position (especially on the sidewalk)

   "he was employed to see that his paper's news pitches were not trespassed upon by rival vendors"

   Synonyms:
   slant, lurch, pitch shot, pitching, delivery, sales talk, tar, sales pitch, auction pitch, rake

4. sales talk, sales pitch, pitchnoun

   promotion by means of an argument and demonstration

   Synonyms:
   slant, lurch, pitch shot, pitching, delivery, sales talk, tar, sales pitch, auction pitch, rake

5. pitch, rake, slantnoun

   degree of deviation from a horizontal plane

   "the roof had a steep pitch"

   Synonyms:
   rakehell, angle, lurch, delivery, roue, pitch shot, rip, tar, auction pitch, pitching, blood, rake, sales talk, profligate, sales pitch, slant

6. pitch, tarnoun

   any of various dark heavy viscid substances obtained as a residue

   Synonyms:
   seafarer, lurch, delivery, gob, pitch shot, old salt, tar, auction pitch, mariner, pitching, sea dog, slant, rake, sales talk, sales pitch, seaman

7. pitch, pitch shotnoun

   a high approach shot in golf

   Synonyms:
   slant, lurch, pitch shot, pitching, delivery, sales talk, tar, sales pitch, auction pitch, rake

8. pitch, auction pitchnoun

   an all-fours game in which the first card led is a trump

   Synonyms:
   slant, lurch, pitch shot, pitching, delivery, sales talk, tar, sales pitch, auction pitch, rake

9. lurch, pitch, pitchingnoun

   abrupt up-and-down motion (as caused by a ship or other conveyance)

   "the pitching and tossing was quite exciting"

   Synonyms:
   stagger, tar, pitch shot, lunge, stumble, delivery, slant, lurch, pitching, auction pitch, sales pitch, sales talk, rake

10. pitchverb

    the action or manner of throwing something

    "his pitch fell short and his hat landed on the floor"

    Synonyms:
    slant, lurch, pitch shot, pitching, delivery, sales talk, tar, sales pitch, auction pitch, rake

11. flip, toss, sky, pitchverb

    throw or toss with a light motion

    "flip me the beachball"; "toss me newspaper"

    Synonyms:
    throw out, toss out, discard, slant, jactitate, twitch, flick, thresh, flip, toss away, lurch, slash, tilt, cant over, deliver, cant, peddle, huckster, thrash, tack, shift, gear, alternate, dispose, switch, chuck, thresh about, leaf, cast aside, cast away, sky, convulse, riff, thrash about, cast out, thumb, chuck out, riffle, toss, flip-flop, hawk, set up, flip over, turn over, incline, fling, throw away, flip out, slope, throw, vend, interchange, put away, monger

12. lurch, pitch, shiftverb

    move abruptly

    "The ship suddenly lurched to the left"

    Synonyms:
    cant, gear, transfer, huckster, set up, cant over, flip, tilt, agitate, deliver, peddle, hawk, stir, change, prowl, switch, reel, reposition, sky, keel, swag, budge, lurch, toss, change over, careen, shift, wobble, dislodge, incline, monger, slope, skunk, vend, stagger, slant

13. pitchverb

    fall or plunge forward

    "She pitched over the railing of the balcony"

    Synonyms:
    gear, vend, toss, huckster, lurch, slope, peddle, set up, hawk, shift, tilt, flip, cant over, monger, deliver, incline, cant, sky, slant

14. pitchverb

    set to a certain pitch

    "He pitched his voice very low"

    Synonyms:
    gear, vend, toss, huckster, lurch, slope, peddle, set up, hawk, shift, tilt, flip, cant over, monger, deliver, incline, cant, sky, slant

15. peddle, monger, huckster, hawk, vend, pitchverb

    sell or offer for sale from place to place

    Synonyms:
    set up, toss, huckster, lurch, slope, peddle, vend, gear, slant, haggle, tilt, clear the throat, shift, hawk, incline, flip, cant over, monger, deliver, higgle, cant, sky, chaffer

16. slope, incline, pitchverb

    be at an angle

    "The terrain sloped down"

    Synonyms:
    set up, be given, lean, huckster, lurch, slope, peddle, vend, gear, cant over, hawk, shift, tilt, dispose, flip, run, monger, deliver, incline, cant, sky, toss, slant, tend

17. cant, cant over, tilt, slant, pitchverb

    heel over

    "The tower is tilting"; "The ceiling is slanting"

    Synonyms:
    set up, lean, huckster, lurch, wobble, peddle, vend, tip, slope, careen, shift, tilt, hawk, flip, cant over, monger, deliver, cant, incline, weight, angle, sky, toss, slant, gear

18. pitch, set upverb

    erect and fasten

    "pitch a tent"

    Synonyms:
    cant, tack together, put together, huckster, found, prepare, instal, piece, tack, gear up, fix, establish, put in, tilt, deliver, peddle, put up, frame, entrap, gear, install, arrange, flip, sky, assemble, order, erect, put, ensnare, raise, lay out, launch, lurch, toss, hawk, ready, set up, shift, incline, effect, monger, effectuate, slope, rear, cant over, vend, set, rig, slant

19. deliver, pitchverb

    throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball

    "The pitcher delivered the ball"

    Synonyms:
    cant, gear, extradite, rescue, huckster, hand over, surrender, cant over, flip, deliver, return, tilt, save, fork over, fork up, present, have, deport, redeem, peddle, sky, slant, give up, turn in, birth, render, lurch, toss, hawk, set up, shift, incline, fork out, cede, slope, drive home, vend, give birth, monger, bear

20. pitchverb

    hit (a golf ball) in a high arc with a backspin

    Synonyms:
    gear, vend, toss, huckster, lurch, slope, peddle, set up, hawk, shift, tilt, flip, cant over, monger, deliver, incline, cant, sky, slant

21. pitchverb

    lead (a card) and establish the trump suit

    Synonyms:
    gear, vend, toss, huckster, lurch, slope, peddle, set up, hawk, shift, tilt, flip, cant over, monger, deliver, incline, cant, sky, slant

22. gear, pitchverb

    set the level or character of

    "She pitched her speech to the teenagers in the audience"

    Synonyms:
    set up, vend, toss, huckster, lurch, slope, peddle, gear, hawk, shift, tilt, flip, cant over, monger, deliver, incline, cant, sky, slant

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1. pitchnoun

   Synonyms:
   slope, declivity, slant

2. pitchnoun

   Synonyms:
   bitumen, asphaltum

3. pitchverb

   Synonyms:
   cast, hurl, toss, throw, fling, heave, chuck, plunge, decline, slope, slant

How to use pitch in a sentence?

1. Tyler Gilbert:

   It was weird, I wasn't nervous at all, i felt like I should have been. I don't know why. I just kept going out there and doing my thing. I was really nervous before the game, leading up to the game. But after the three-pitch eighth inning, I was like, ‘This is possibly going to happen.’.

2. Elliot Hill:

   In addition to the kits, we've had great success with our players, we have over 65 percent of the athletes wearing Nike football boots. That's more than all the other brands combined. So it's been a really successful World Cup for us, on and off the pitch.

3. La Russa:

   It seems they have issues when someone plays aggressively but not when they pitch aggressively and beyond the limits. The game is played two ways, not just one way.

4. Jose Fernandez:

   It's really scary; you never want to hit someone in the head, the ball came out of my hand, I knew it was a really bad pitch. I was hoping for him to not get hit. I'm not too happy about that.

5. Andrea Bocelli:

   So, getting this country to bounce back will be a big problem. And we will have many people in difficulty. I hope I am wrong but I fear that's how it will be, certainly, we will all have to pitch in, each to his and her best ability, and we will need some wise and enlightened people to guide us, because if we don't, it will be very difficult.

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