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low-key |
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low-key not intended to attract a lot of attention. She had requested that the funeral be a low-key affair. The reception itself was surprisingly low-key. |
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``John always begins with a low-keyed, mild-mannered approach to things. Landor differentiates her characters and keeps her general tone as low-keyed as Kirsten's own, leaving all of the drama, appropriately, to Vine. His convivial manner makes him seem low-keyed even when he's going for the jugular. |
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