Term Gallery logo

Meanings of more muted in English

We have no meanings for "more muted" in our records yet.
Usage of more muted in English
1
Meanwhile, an economist is expecting a more muted housing market this year.
Radio NZ
2
The Personal Style: Right now, I am embracing a more muted palette.
Ebony
3
Yesterday Mr Adams was complaining again, but in a more muted way.
The Irish Times
4
The alarms were more muted here, so as not to upset anyone.
From hell with love
5
Volumes were more muted elsewhere, but a number of stocks still managed gains.
The Irish Times
6
His backing for the idea has been more muted at home.
The Guardian
7
Compared to 20 years ago, the mood is decidedly more muted.
The Guardian
8
He listened and heard two other, much more muted shots and then nothing.
Brian's winter
9
Sloan opted for a more muted approach in his photograph of the trilobite.
Wired
10
The scene was more muted at this month's protest on Thursday.
Reuters
11
Bright pink neon glow sticks amongst the more muted root vegetables.
The Irish Times
12
Weakness in the second-liners and small caps was much more muted.
The Irish Times
13
Protests in Saudi Arabia were more muted than some had anticipated on Friday.
Reuters
14
Ramsey must have turned down the volume, because the crackling grew more muted.
Speaking in Bones
15
Carlos lunged away as two more muted shots were fired wildly.
The bourne identity
16
She, in the media briefing, was a little more muted than the rest.
The South African
This collocation consists of:
More muted through the time
More muted across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare