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- DictionaryMut·ed/ˈmyo͞odəd/
adjective
- 1. (of a sound or voice) quiet and soft: "they discussed the accident in muted voices"
1. a. : being mute : silent. b. : toned down : low-key, subdued. 2. : provided with or produced or modified by the use of a mute. mutedly adverb. Synonyms. hushed. noiseless. quieted. silent. soundless. stilly. See all Synonyms & Antonyms in Thesaurus. Examples of muted in a Sentence.
The meaning of MUTE is unable to speak : lacking the power of speech. How to use mute in a sentence.
muted adjective (NOT ENTHUSIASTIC) showing little enthusiasm: The idea received a muted response. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Lacking interest and enthusiasm. apathetic. apathy. aridity. blah.
Muted definition: of low intensity and reduced volume; softened. See examples of MUTED used in a sentence.
Something muted has a softened tone or quieted sound. When you try to listen through the wall at what someone is saying, it's really muted and mumbly, even if you put a glass to your ear.
silent or not speaking: The president has remained mute about plans to curtail the number of immigrants. I gazed at her in mute admiration. old-fashioned offensive. a word used to describe someone who is not able to speak, which was used by doctors in the past but is now offensive.
1. (of a sound or colour) softened: a muted pink shirt. 2. (of an emotion or action) subdued or restrained: his response was muted. 3. (Instruments) (of a musical instrument) being played while fitted with a mute: muted trumpet.
Muted Definition. Muffled; indistinct. A muted voice. Mute or subdued; softened. Muted colors. Produced by or provided with a mute. Simple past tense and past participle of mute.
verb (used with object) , mut·ed, mut·ing. to deaden or muffle the sound of: The music was a little muted by distance and the trees. to turn off (a microphone, a speaker, or audio): During the commercials, they muted the TV and discussed the game. Check the mic icon to make sure you're not muted.
Definition of muted adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
