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Meanings of subdued in English
Synonyms
Examples for "low-key"
Examples for "low-key"
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Police had wanted to keep the latest search as low-key as possible.
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Photograph: HBO He is handsome, of course, though in a low-key way.
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Beyond that, though, the future remains uncertain given the town's low-key infrastructure.
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Stevens has a low-key way of dealing with the candidate, advisers say.
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The only goal of a low-key contest came after just 10 minutes.
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Eve de Montalais laughed the charming, low-keyed laugh of a happily diverted woman.
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The lank 48-year-old, neatly garbed in a pin-stripe suit, is surprisingly low-keyed in our hour-long conversation.
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Her voice was slightly monotonous, but low-keyed: as she spoke her hands clasped and unclasped each other.
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It was a godless sound; one of those low-keyed, insidious outrages of Nature which are not meant to be.
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And though Goldman has become a celebrity in his own right, he still exudes the low-keyed charm of a friendly neighbor talking over a fence.
Usage of subdued in English
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However, the risk of escalation in Middle East tensions kept markets subdued.
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Germany saw subdued demand at its first auction of the year yesterday.
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Oil demand growth will be subdued compared to last year, analysts said.
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The economy ministry said that despite this rise output would remain subdued.
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Mr Borkin said outside of commodity price moves, inflation globally remains subdued.
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The latest look at business confidence points to continued subdued inflation pressures.
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Double-digit unemployment and widespread idle capacity, however, have kept underlying inflation subdued.
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Thus the children of Ammon were subdued before the children of Israel.
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However, trading was subdued, with U.S. markets closed for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Analysts also said that trading may be subdued ahead of the weekend.
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He looked oddly vital and alive in the subdued and quiet room.
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At the same time, domestic consumption in Japan continues to remain subdued.
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He heard a subdued click, and his hands and arms were free.
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But mainly because of the librarians,' said Daniel in a subdued voice.
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During the heat of the day, however, activity was much more subdued.
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After a strangely subdued start, Sligo went ahead in the 23rd minute.
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Subdued through the time
Subdued across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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