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subdued
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/səbˈdjuːd/
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/səbˈduːd/
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subdued
adjective
more subdued
Comp.
most subdued
Super.
UK
/səbˈdjuːd/
US
/səbˈduːd/
приглушённый
The room was decorated in subdued colors.
Комната была оформлена в приглушённых тонах.
смягчённый
Her voice was subdued as she spoke about the past.
Её голос был смягчённым, когда она говорила о прошлом.
сдержанный
He gave a subdued response to the criticism.
Он дал сдержанный ответ на критику.
Synonyms
quiet
restrained
calm
soft
muted
diminished
low-key
gentle
Antonyms
loud
boisterous
exuberant
animated
subdue
verb
subdued
Past Simple
subdued
Past Simple
subdued
Past Participle
subduing
Gerund
UK
/səbˈdjuː/
US
/səbˈduː/
подавлять
The police had to subdue the violent protestors.
Полиции пришлось подавлять агрессивных протестующих.
усмирять
The teacher tried to subdue the rowdy class.
Учитель пытался усмирять шумный класс.
покорять
The king sought to subdue the neighboring kingdoms.
Король стремился покорять соседние королевства.
Additional translations
укрощать
ободрять
умиротворять
Synonyms
conquer
overcome
defeat
vanquish
suppress
quell
restrain
control
dominate
tame
Antonyms
liberate
release
unleash
subdue
past participle
subdued
Used to describe something that is muted, restrained, or under control.
Definitions
subdued
adjective
Quiet and rather reflective or depressed.
The atmosphere in the room was subdued after the announcement of the bad news.
Soft and restrained in style or color.
She wore a subdued dress that was perfect for the formal occasion.
Having been brought under control or overcome; suppressed.
The once fierce uprising was now subdued by the army.
subdue
verb
To bring under control, especially by force.
The police were able to subdue the rioters after several hours.
To reduce the intensity or degree of; tone down.
She tried to subdue her excitement before the big announcement.
To conquer and bring into subjection.
The army was able to subdue the rebellious province.
subdue
past participle
Muted, quiet, or restrained in style, tone, or manner.
She chose a dress in subdued colors.
Brought under control; suppressed.
The crowd remained subdued after the announcement.
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