Lowkey
Quietly, secretly, or kind of — softening or admitting something a little.
Definitions
Secretly or quietly, done without drawing attention.
Describing something kept on the down low.
Used to soften an admission, like 'kind of' or 'a little.'
Lowkey In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
AAVE adverb derived from 'low key,' meaning subdued or understated. Spread widely through hip-hop and social media as a hedge word, often paired with its opposite 'highkey.'
People Also Ask
What does lowkey mean in texting?
It means 'kind of,' 'secretly,' or 'a little.' 'Lowkey tired' means somewhat tired, often admitted quietly.
What's the difference between lowkey and highkey?
'Lowkey' softens a statement or keeps it quiet, while 'highkey' means openly and strongly.
Can lowkey mean secretly?
Yes. 'They're lowkey dating' means they're keeping it private or under the radar.
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