lowkey
SayLOH-keeUS/ˈloʊˈki/UK/ˈləʊki/
- 1Alternative spelling of low-key.
The cafe has a lowkey atmosphere that regulars come back for.
He prefers a lowkey lifestyle far from any spotlight.
Note
A closed-up spelling of a hyphenated compound, and it compares with more and most: more lowkey, most lowkey, rather than an -er or -est ending. It carries the full range of low-key: dark, muted tones; the broader sense of restrained or understated; and two adverb uses, a North American colloquial "kind of" and a slang "on the down-low," as in doing something quietly or secretively.
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