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Sam Singer:

The more they say, the more liability they could potentially create for themselves, they are low key, contrite and helpful.
Vivian Deuschl:

It’s a whole new world in terms of how the inauguration is being celebrated, it’s much more low-key.
Tawny Kitaen:

At first, we’d be very low-key about it. Knowing people were always watching, we’d be on the lot and say, ‘Hello, how are you doing today?’ That sort of thing.’.
Emily Maw:

Cedric Willis was a very low-key guy dealing with an awful lot : the unimaginable wrong and pain Cedric Willis suffered and the difficulty of being a black man in Jackson, Mississippi.
Milwaukee Brewers:

Potential repercussions extend beyond any player seeking a thirst-quencher to his family, teammates, opponents and even the sports ability to continue. Part of the motivation for good behavior might be the same thing that drives most things in baseball wins and losses. The defending NL East champion Braves were rocked at the start of camp by the positive tests. Their setback underscored the new weight of the annual preseason mantra, If we can stay healthy…. I think we all recognize that the team that is hit the least hard by the virus, thats able to keep themselves healthy out there, is going to have the best chance to compete, Houston Astros James Click Click said. For a major leaguer, its counterintuitive : Avoid crowds. Teamwork can help players adopt an appropriately low-key lifestyle. I just make Christian Yelich get me everything, man.

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easygoing
laid-back
muted
quiet
relaxed
restrained
sober
subtle
understated
loose
low-pitched
muffled
played down
soft-sell
softened
toned-down

anonymity
diffidence
inconspicuousness
invisibility
low profile
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shyness
low visibility

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How to use low-key in a sentence

Voices at last, low and muffled, voices pitched in a low key, men talking as in deep confidence.

THE IMAGINARY MARRIAGEHENRY ST. JOHN COOPER

They continued the conversation, turned into this ominous channel, in the same low key.

THE SON OF CLEMENCEAUALEXANDRE (FILS) DUMAS

He used it to keep his voice in a low key and to measure his words on the great subject.

WITHIN THE TIDESJOSEPH CONRAD

Life with him is pitched in a low key; comfortable rather than cheerful, and never jubilant.

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WORDS RELATED TO LOW-KEY

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Pronunciation:

[ lˈə͡ʊkˈiː], [ lˈə‍ʊkˈiː], [ l_ˈəʊ_k_ˈiː]

Related words: low key, low-key person, low key definition, low key person

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adj.

• all (adjective)
- low-key.
• calm (adjective)
- slowest,
- Stormless,
- in order,
- low key,
- soothing,
- at peace,
- reposeful,
- Waveless,
- windless,
- at a standstill.
• dry (adjective)
- salty.
• folksy (adjective)
- unassuming,
- unpretentious,
- un pretentious,
- un-pretentious,
- un-assuming,
- un assuming,
- folksy.
• inactive (adjective)
- indolent,
- out of service,
- in holding pattern,
- draggy,
- do nothing,
- out of action,
- mothballed,
- on hold,
- jobless.
• inconspicuous (adjective)
- Unconspicuous,
- low-profile,
- unemphatic.
• moderate (adjective)
- non-partisan,
- mid-way,
- disciplined,
- not excessive,
- abstinent,
- peaceable.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- inactive,
- sober,
- out of spirits,
- unobtrusive,
- dry,
- subdued,
- soft,
- down in mouth,
- moderate,
- inconspicuous,
- calm.
• sober (adjective)
- no nonsense,
- hardboiled,
- unimpassioned,
- Clear-headed,
- unexcited,
- forgoing.
• soft (adjective)
- shaded,
- softer.
• subdued (adjective)
- soft-sell.
• unconspicuous (adjective)
- un-conspicuous,
- un conspicuous,
- most having,
- Having,
- more having.
• unobtrusive (adjective)
- more soft pedaled,
- selfeffacing,
- most softpedaled,
- un-obtrusive,
- more soft-pedaled,
- most soft-pedaled,
- self effacing,
- most soft pedaled,
- more softpedaled,
- un obtrusive.
n.
- peaceful,
- placid,
- tranquil,
- still,
- cozy,
- pacific,
- serene,
- somnolent.
- small,
- sounds,
- low.
• low-key (noun)
- restrained.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- low-keyed.
• subdued (noun)
- soft sell.
Other synonyms:
- whispery.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- low-pitched,
- reticent,
- unassertive,
- simple,
- modest,
- unadorned,
- unembellished,
- unnoticeable,
- reserved,
- dim,
- repressed,
- softened,
- understated,
- laid-back,
- quiet,
- easygoing,
- toned down,
- tempered,
- humble,
- unostentatious,
- suppressed,
- retiring,
- basic,
- hushed,
- mellow,
- unenthusiastic,
- loose,
- muted,
- conservative,
- unaggressive,
- unflashy,
- temperate,
- muffled,
- relaxed,
- played down,
- subtle,
- unpresuming,
- self-effacing.

How to use «Low-key» in context?

people

There’s something attractive about low-key people. Maybe it’s their understated manners or the way they seem to effortlessly maintain calm in chaotic situations. Low-key people often have the ability to seem unassuming, which can make them seem more approachable. They may also be more creative than their more outspoken counterparts because they don’t seem to be vying for attention.

Yet despite all these qualities, low-key people don’t often get the recognition they deserve. Part of this is due to our culture’s obsession with oversharing. Anybody who disagrees with this trend is immediately labeled a shy or introverted individual.

Paraphrases for Low-key:

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  low-profile.
Independent
- Adjective
  restrained, secretive, simple, subtle, non-intrusive.
Other Related
- Adjective
  discreet, discrete, inconspicuous, low, moderate, modest, quiet, unobtrusive.

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keeping a low profile, low-pitched, muffled, muted, played down, quiet, restrained, subdued, toned down, understated

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low-key

If you say that something is low-key, you mean that it is on a small scale rather than involving a lot of activity or being made to seem impressive or important.      adj
The wedding will be a very low-key affair…, He wanted to keep the meetings low-key.

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low-key

adjective

variants
also low-keyed

Definition of low-key next

as in subdued

not excessively showy

hoping to make a good impression, he deliberately chose a low-key tie with a subtle pattern

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Antonyms & Near Antonyms

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flamboyant
flashy
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fancy
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tasteless
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overdecorated
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