toned-downrepeat
adjectiveUK /ˌtəʊnd ˈdaʊn rɪˈpiːt/
US /ˌtoʊnd ˈdaʊn rɪˈpiːt/
Made softer and said or shown again.
The teacher gave a toned-downrepeat of the rules so the kids would not feel scared.
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2. A second version that is less strong or less harsh than the first.
The toned-downrepeat of the announcement left out the scary parts.
3. Said again in a quieter or kinder way.
She gave a toned-downrepeat of her warning so nobody would cry.
4. Shown again with softer colors or sounds.
The toned-downrepeat of the video had gentle music and pale colors.
5. A milder copy of something that happened before.
The toned-downrepeat of the storm was just a light rain.