low-key

UK /ˈləʊki/ US /ˈloʊˈki/
adv 3adj 2

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(adj.)

VERBS

be, seem

keep sth

She decided to keep her promotion low-key and didn't tell many people at work.

ADV

extremely, very

They decided to keep the birthday celebration extremely low-key because of the pandemic.

fairly, quite, rather, relatively

The wedding was quite low-key, with just close family and a few friends attending.

deliberately

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