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muted

adjective as in low

adjective as in low-pitched

adjective as in muffled

Strongest matches

Weak matches

adjective as in noiseless

adjective as in plain

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Instead, organisers have been left scrambling to organise a muted switch-on, with Sunday's event cancelled following advice from its safety advisory group, amid nationwide security concerns in the wake of the Manchester synagogue attack.

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In a world where macro filters are muted, stock-specific fundamentals may dominate.

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San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office offered a more muted response, touting the mayor’s efforts to boost public safety in general, but declining to directly address Benioff’s remarks.

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A recent Bloomberg report highlighted concerns for the private-equity industry, saying: “Many institutional investors concede that their expectations from private equity investments are muted for the next decade.”

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While Friday’s moves were muted, new highs have abounded.

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