subdued in Japanese
subdued in Japanese is 地味 — subdued means quieter or more restrained than usual, especially in mood.
subdued in Japanese
地味
Pronounced: jimi
Not glaring in color; soft and light in tone.
What does "subdued" mean?
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adj Quieter or more restrained than usual, especially in mood.
"The mood at the office was subdued after the layoffs were announced."
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adj Soft and muted rather than bright, describing color or light.
"The restaurant had subdued lighting that made it feel intimate."
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subdued in a sentence
- The mood at the office was subdued after the layoffs were announced.
- The restaurant had subdued lighting that made it feel intimate.
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What is "subdued" in Japanese?
"subdued" in Japanese is 地味. subdued means: Quieter or more restrained than usual, especially in mood.
How do you pronounce 地味?
"subdued" in Japanese is 地味, pronounced "jimi".
How do you use "subdued" in a sentence?
Example: "The mood at the office was subdued after the layoffs were announced." In Japanese, "subdued" is 地味.
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