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Adjective: highkey  'hI,kee
Usage: informal
  1. Obvious, intense, or extreme; not subtle or understated
    "Her highkey enthusiasm for the project was contagious";
    - high-key [informal]
Adverb: highkey  'hI,kee
Usage: informal
  1. Obviously, clearly, or emphatically; without any attempt to hide
    "I'm highkey obsessed with this new song";
    - high-key [informal]
Adjective: high-key  'hI,kee
  1. (photography) brightly lit with minimal shadows and reduced contrast
    "The high-key lighting gave the scene an ethereal quality";
    - high-keyed
Noun: high-key  'hI,kee
  1. (photography) a style characterized by bright, well-lit images with minimal shadows and reduced contrast
    "The photographer's high-key portraits created a clean, modern aesthetic"

Encyclopedia: High-key