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low-profile
ˌlow-ˈprofile
adjective
1. [usually before noun] not receiving or wanting any attention
OPP high-profile:
The US took a very low-profile role in the talks.
2. [only before noun] British English designed to be lower than other things of the same type:
low-profile tyres
ˌlow-ˈprofile
adjective1. [usually before noun] not receiving or wanting any attention
OPP high-profile:
2. [only before noun] British English designed to be lower than other things of the same type: