1. Subdued by caramel, dude.

2. Hinds seemed more subdued, distracted.

3. His fever has been subdued.

4. You're very subdued. What's wrong?

5. Napoleon subdued much of Europe.

6. Budgerigars have a pleasant warble, subdued disyllabic screech and subdued chattering compared to other parrot species

7. The housing market is fairly subdued.

8. She was in a subdued mood.

9. His soothing words subdued her fears.

10. Breakfast was a very subdued affair.

11. The reception was a subdued affair.

12. 10 The reception was a subdued affair.

13. David's dad, an orthopedic surgeon, oddly subdued.

14. The subdued light made Mary appear pale.

15. His cologne reads subdued but intense sensuality.

16. 'Oh,' she said in a subdued voice.

17. The country was subdued by the enemy.

18. The subdued talk in the room faded down.

19. Price had seemed rather subdued after the meeting.

20. “During that quiet interval, prelude music is subdued.

21. Nature at her most awesome had been subdued.

22. Other requirements: Light: Requires subdued light from above.

23. Glenn Close is looking smart, stylish and subdued.

24. It is simple and subdued and resembles a box.

25. Lighting should be subdued, and diffused through floating plants.

26. Lininger and Amlee are more subdued in their assessments.

27. San Francisco is more sophisticated, but consequently more subdued.

28. I felt strangely subdued when it was all over.

29. Her voice was subdued when he talked to her son.

30. After 29 songs, he earned a rather subdued standing ovation.

31. Gloom intermingled with light; and his voice subdued with emotion.

32. Another kid might be contrite or repentant or maybe subdued.

33. Tasteful, subdued lighting sprang up around an elegant interior lounge.

34. However, monetary policies will remain accommodative as inflationary pressures are subdued.

35. Longer-term trend growth remains subdued on account of structural problems.

36. Scientists have developed vaccines and medications that have subdued some diseases.

37. There is a subdued atmosphere in the school at exam time.

38. He seemed a bit subdued at lunch - is he all right?

39. Some children placed on the drug became more subdued, less obstreperous.

40. But macroeconomic stability has been maintained and inflationary pressures remain subdued.

41. The conversation around them was resumed,(Sentencedict.com) but in subdued tones.

42. Conquerable: Capable of being conquered; that may be vanquished or subdued.

43. Conquerable Capable of being conquered; that may be vanquished or subdued.

44. Carry out all procedures under subdued light or use amber glassware.

45. But he had seen my subdued countenance and my heavy briefcase.

46. Bedhead's music was generally subdued, with three electric guitars and one electric …

47. (Judges 7:20) The terrorized Midianites began to flee and were subdued.

48. She dresses, checks the mansion, and is subdued by an unknown person.

49. 14-16. (a) What can be done to keep sexual desires subdued?

50. The atmosphere is subdued and clannish, like the aura inside an exclusive club.

51. 10 The fields and woods were shut in under it, emptied and subdued.

52. The Franks under Charles Martel again subdued the Bavarians (Wittmann "Bavaria")

53. Weak aggregate demand is the primary culprit for subdued GDP and employment growth.

54. Usually rather subdued piping or twittering calls, flocks often keeping up a conversational twitter.

55. From Kokoda, the British and Anglo-Australian forces subdued the Orokaiva and neighbouring tribes.

56. A stone Backsplash might give a subdued feel, while a weathered faux wood exudes …

57. They have subdued dreadful diseases, such as leprosy, tuberculosis, pneumonia, scarlet fever, and syphilis.

58. “In the short run, the subdued economic growth is linked to soft domestic demand.

59. Monetary policy can also remain supportive of aggregate demand as inflation pressures remain subdued.

60. She was a bit subdued to start with, but after a while she livened up.

61. An Anticlimactic fireworks display would be brief and boring, with subdued pops of muted sparkles.

62. Brutal repression broke the strike, and mobilization for the war initially subdued the labour movement.

63. 23 So on that day, God subdued Jaʹbin the king of Caʹnaan before the Israelites.

64. 8 It is evident that humans were to use the subdued earth for their benefit.

65. Once the Southlands are subdued,... your families will be exempt from taxes for three years.

66. Polygamy, subdued but never forsaken under Soviet rule, has returned with a veneer of respectability.

67. After being subdued since 2012, productivity growth rebounded in 2017, alleviating pressures on cost competitiveness.

68. John Kourkouas subdued a rebellion in the theme of Chaldia and intervened in Armenia in 924.

69. Antonyms for Boisterous include quiet, restrained, orderly, calm, controlled, peaceful, self-controlled, subdued, low and moderate

70. 9 Polygamy, subdued but never forsaken under Soviet rule, has returned with a veneer of respectability.

71. 30 She was a bit subdued to start with, but after a while she livened up.

72. When grown in subdued light, the leaves become greenish-brown or bronze colour with greenish blotches.

73. First, Galilee was subdued in 67 C.E., and then Judaea was systematically conquered the following year.

74. Whether it’s cozy or spacious, bright or subdued, Target stocks all the Bedroom furniture you need

75. Carry out all procedures under subdued light or use amber glassware or glassware wrapped in aluminium foil.

76. While Mithridates retired to Hyrcania, his forces subdued the kingdoms of Elymais and Characene and occupied Susa.

77. From the library there was a broken murmur of voices, subdued and spasmodic as a funeral gathering.

78. There is a lot of subdued talk of this sort during the opening days of the festival.

79. The revolt was eventually subdued in 1926-27 via French aerial bombardment of civilian areas, including Damascus.

80. These carpets are characterized by their high knot density (1000-1400 per square meter), and subdued colours.