Pronunciation: /ʌndərˈsteɪtɪd/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'understated' describes something that is not exaggerated or overstated
A1 Her outfit was understated, with simple colors and minimal accessories.
A2 The hotel's decor was understated yet elegant, with subtle lighting and modern furniture.
B1 The artist's use of understated brush strokes created a sense of calm in the painting.
B2 The actress's understated performance in the film received critical acclaim for its subtlety and depth.
C1 The author's writing style is often described as understated, with a focus on nuanced character development.
C2 The designer's collection showcased an understated sophistication, with clean lines and luxurious fabrics.
formal The design of the building is elegant and understated, showcasing a minimalist aesthetic.
informal I love her understated style, she always looks effortlessly chic.
slang His outfit is so understated, it's low-key fire.
figurative Her words may seem understated, but they hold a lot of meaning behind them.
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