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muted

adjective as in low

adjective as in low-key

adjective as in low-pitched

adjective as in muffled

Strongest matches

Weak matches

adjective as in noiseless

adjective as in plain

adjective as in silenced

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Example Sentences

Disney’s so-called experiences business, which includes the theme parks and merchandise, saw more muted growth in the fourth quarter due to inflation, cruise line expansion costs and softer results at international parks.

At Tuesday's public workout event, the reception for Taylor and Serrano was somewhat muted by a crowd made up almost exclusively of Paul and Tyson fans who came alive when the headliners entered the ring.

From BBC

In the Golden State, the nation’s most populous and economically mighty, Trump’s claimed mandate seemed muted, like a rumbling from elsewhere.

Amid the deluge of evidence of the harm, including research suggesting Texas’ legislation has increased infant and maternal deaths, some of the ban’s most prominent supporters have muted their public enthusiasm for it.

From Salon

This store boasted muted neutral bins and amber-toned aisles, a drastic contrast from the buzzing neons of the popular chains.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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