subdued

IPA: sʌbdˈud

adjective

  • Conquered; overpowered; crushed; submissive.
  • Not glaring in color; soft and light in tone.
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Examples of "subdued" in Sentences

  • The ballyhoo was subdued.
  • She is subdued and quiet today.
  • He was subdued by the interloper.
  • The riot was subdued after a day.
  • But, the color on the rest is subdued.
  • At least the colors in the photo look subdued.
  • In WELLINGTON, New Zealand shares were drifting higher in subdued activity.
  • Susan and I turned to see Muller poking his head through the beads, his expression subdued.
  • Through rimless glasses, he looked out at the uniformed crowd and "Sons of Aloha" choir and spoke in subdued but clear sentences.
  • Below: A study in subdued femininity -- a tailored oxford cloth shirtwaist dress with a surprise: a hand crocheted butterfly lace collar.
  • It said that it still expects "inflation will remain subdued for some time" and said that it expects rates to remain near zero percent "for an extended period."
  • Women should tone down makeup and go easy on the perfume; men are told to dress in subdued shades, and own at least three suits — for work, for summer and for weekends.
  • The 2010 second-half mortgage-lending figures will likely remain subdued compared with the unexpected recovery in the latter half of 2009, the Council of Mortgage Lenders reported.
  • Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said: Business activity rose at a faster rate than August, but the survey provided plenty of signs to suggest that this does not represent the start of a renewed upturn, and instead growth is set to remain subdued in the coming months.

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