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downplay's Usage Examples:

Chicago were deliberately downplayed by later historians so as not to drown out the stories of Chicago"s other pioneers, what he called the "Kinzie mythology".

than a leading man, he deliberately decided to downplay Ness against the flashiness of the villains.

However, the titular hunchback is downplayed in favor of gypsy dancing girl Esmerelda.

net/News/2010/06/08/Timothy-Hill-downplays-Wikipedia-flap-before-kickoff-of-campaign "Timothy Hill downplays Wikipedia flap before kickoff of campaign".

Stressing opposition to hierarchy and downplaying the importance of education, the movement spread in the 1920s by Amadu"s.

"Trump downplays impact.

Derailed by the popularity of their own style, the duo slowed down their fast-paced flow, eliminated the iggedy suffix and downplayed their cartoonish content on their second album, Straight Up Sewaside.

puffery: an article or story of exaggerating praise that often ignores or downplays opposing viewpoints or evidence to the contrary.

against Alexander Pope and many of his own fellow Romantic poets by downplaying their poetic departures into the imaginary: "with a puling infant"s force/They.

Dahl"s position was that by downplaying the severity of the abuse, Staff in fact victimized the victims again.

to downplay a "Beatles" atmosphere to the film and to instead create a shabbier atmosphere, saying that "Harlem was really, really shabby, beautiful brownstones.

the title due to a request from JHU press that the title be "shorter, zippier" and that it downplay the gendered term "Man".

The function of the intensify/downplay pattern is not to dictate what should be discussed but to encourage coherent.

Synonyms:

trivialize, understate, minimize, inform, trivialise, minimise,

Antonyms:

increase, maximise, take away, play up, foreground,