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downplay

[doun-pley] / ˈdaʊnˌpleɪ /


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The Rams will downplay the narrative that they are once again going all-in for a chance to win a Super Bowl at home.

From Los Angeles Times

He downplayed the risk of individual investors cashing out their investments, pointing to the surge of new investments coming in.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, the BBC has spoken to former presenters and interviewed two who say they feel the implications of taking out a loan were downplayed.

From BBC

While Kotak downplayed the imbalance, he admitted early setbacks had forced the team to reassess.

From Barron's

Powell also downplayed the prospect of a rate hike at the news conference.

From The Wall Street Journal