tone (down) (Meaning)

tone (down)

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Please tone down your voice, as it's too loud for me to concentrate.
To avoid conflict, it's best to tone down your arguments and approach the situation with a calmer tone.
The bright sunshine toned down as the sun began to set.
The teacher asked the students to tone down their laughter, as it was disturbing the class.
The angry mob slowly toned down its aggression as the police arrived.
The journalist toned down the sensationalism in her article to present a more balanced perspective.
As the party drew to a close, the music was toned down to create a more relaxed atmosphere.
The coach advised the team to tone down their intensity in the second half to avoid injuries.
The politician's speech was toned down to appeal to a broader audience.
The angry wind gradually toned down, leaving only a gentle breeze.

muffle,mute, numb, blunt, let up (on), decrease, taper (off), damp, dull, reduce

consolidate, deepen, heighten, strengthen, stimulate, step up, enhance,sharpen, intensify, amplify

Please tone down your voice, as it's too loud for me to concentrate.

To avoid conflict, it's best to tone down your arguments and approach the situation with a calmer tone.

The bright sunshine toned down as the sun began to set.

The teacher asked the students to tone down their laughter, as it was disturbing the class.