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high-keyed

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high-keyed
adj
1. (Physics / General Physics) having a high pitch; shrill
2. US highly strung
3. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Colours) bright in colour
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Adj.1.high-keyed - (of persons) excitable
excitable - easily excited


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His choreography is technically demanding, high-keyed, and sexy.
Shrewdly articulating Pop's affective qualities and its high-keyed response to a roiling American culture, Swenson became a quasi spokesperson for the "movement," going so far as to write signed copy for the announcement of Warhol's historic Brillobox show at Stable Gallery.
It's an arresting, baroque confection of rich colour, lush musical orchestration, high-keyed performances, purple postdubbed dialogue, and huge dollops of unmistakable Canuck fatalism and alienation.
 
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