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GCheng620 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

"low-strung"?

Since high-strung is such a commonly-seen expression, I'm starting to wonder if such a word as
"low-strung" is existent?
I've just never seen it being used and I didn't seem to find any matching result after googling the word, either.
Thanks in advance.
  

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GCheng620 Since high-strung is such a commonly-seen expression, I'm starting to wonder if such a word as "low-strung" is existent? No doubt someone somewhere has used it jocularly, but that is all, I think.

— Mister Micawber

  • GCheng620 Since high-strung is such a commonly-seen expression, I'm starting to wonder if such a word as "low-strung" is existent?
  • No doubt someone somewhere has used it jocularly, but that is all, I think.
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GCheng620Since high-strung is such a commonly-seen expression, I'm starting to wonder if such a word as "low-strung" is existent?
No doubt someone somewhere has used it jocularly, but that is all, I think.
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I think that 'low-key(ed)' and 'easy going' are more common.
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Mister Micawber GCheng620Since high-strung is such a commonly-seen expression, I'm starting to wonder if such a word as "low-strung" is existent?No doubt someone somewhere has used it jocularly, but that is all, I think.
Thanks for the reply:)
But if so, then what's the right word for describing someone who's hard to have any sort of emotional feasts, comb
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