reedy in a sentence

Definition

Reedy: having a thin, high-pitched quality, often used to describe a voice or resembling the tall, slender, and flexible characteristics of reeds.

The singer's reedy voice echoed through the empty hall, filling it with a haunting beauty.
As she walked along the riverbank, she admired the tall, reedy plants swaying gently in the breeze.
His reedy frame seemed fragile, yet it belied a strength that surprised everyone who underestimated him.
The reedy sound of the wind through the tall grasses created a serene atmosphere in the countryside.
In the distance, a reedy swamp was home to a variety of wildlife, each thriving in its lush environment.