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Definition
not intense, or less active
The exact meaning of subdued depends upon its context. For example:
- "subdued colors" — not too bright (soft, not intense)
- "a subdued voice" — quiet; perhaps whispered
- "a subdued mood" — quiet and less active; perhaps a bit sad or thoughtful
- "subdued summer activity" — less active or busy than normal
- When I reach the limb that supports the nest, the humming becomes more distinctive. But it's still oddly subdued if these are tracker jackers.p. 187.2
subdued = mild or quiet
- No question, it's acting a little subdued, but the wasp is up and moving and that means the others will be out soon as well.p. 189.9
subdued = calm
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