low-key

//ˌloʊˈkiː// Easy • Origin: US internet speech, 2010s.

Subtly; secretly; to a small degree.

I’m low-key excited for the meeting.

high-key; subtly

Opposite: high-key (overtly).

They pushed to prod on a Friday—smh.

He’s a dry texter—just 'k' and 'lol'.

He’s been mewing for months for a sharper jaw.

That edgy humor is part of her brand.

It’s deload week, so I’m lifting half the weight.

Her vocals are petmalu.