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low-key or low-keyed Adjective 1. restrained or subdued 2. having a low intensity or tone
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low-key adjective subdued, quiet, restrained, muted, played down, understated, muffled, toned down, low-pitched Translations How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Kelley's low-key pitch for free enterprise, intercultural exchange, exploration, and coastal security invites youth to develop intellectual curiosity and reading for pleasure. And we found the account by Lobe--who has spent several years tracking the neocon network, and alerting readers to its machinations--informative rather than "appreciative" of the low-key Israel-firster. The State of the City address, started by former Mayor Tom Bradley with a low-key speech to the City Council in his chambers, has broadened over the years to serve as a stage for the city's top elected official to cite his accomplishments and lay out a broad agenda for the coming year. |
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