high-key

Describing something that is done or felt in a significant or dramatic way. Modeled on the phrase "low-key." OK, yes, I'm high-key obsessed with this picture, but isn't it so pretty? Of course she's high-key in love with Bobby—she won't shut up about him! If you're not high-key obsessed with the idea of a Spice Girls' reunion, did you even grow up in the '90s?

See also:

key in
off key
off-key
wired
wiring
hot wire
transpose (something) from (something) (in)to (something)
key off
transpose (something) to (something)
under lock and key

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