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Orwe Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Low key
Hi,
Can I say:
"I'm organizing a party but it's low-key"
In order to invite somebody to the party and let her now that she shouldn't invite anybody ?
Can I say:
"I'm organizing a party but it's low-key"
In order to invite somebody to the party and let her now that she shouldn't invite anybody ?
Top answer
No. Low-key does not have the meaning of 'don't invite anyone'.
- No.
- Low-key does not have the meaning of 'don't invite anyone'.
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I meant
"low-key" => "it's a secret"
which should indicate to not invite anyone else.
"low-key" => "it's a secret"
which should indicate to not invite anyone else.
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orwe"I'm organizing a party but it's low-key"I'm organizing a party but it's exclusive. I want to limit the party-goers to only the people I invite myself.
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