seem low-key

Frequency: 7.511.8 per million words

Used to describe an appearance of being simple and not attracting attention.

low-keyverb + low-key

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Examples (10)

  • The new manager seemed low-key at first, observing everything quietly.
  • The party seemed low-key despite the elaborate preparations.
  • He wanted his presence to seem low-key, blending into the background.
  • Her outfit seemed low-key, yet it exuded undeniable elegance.
  • The initial discussions seemed low-key, but they laid the groundwork for major changes.
  • They preferred the wedding reception to seem low-key and intimate.
  • Compared to the previous drama, this new development seemed low-key.
  • The politician deliberately tried to seem low-key during the public appearance.
  • Her demeanor seemed low-key, hiding a sharp intellect.
  • The event seemed low-key on the surface, but a lot of networking happened.