downplay

- Don't downplay it, man.

- Don't downplay it.

- Please downplay them, I said.

- Yeah. And if you could, downplay his friendship with Babish.

-Can we downplay this to the press?

- Don't downplay it, man.

- Don't downplay it.

- Please downplay them, I said.

- Yeah. And if you could, downplay his friendship with Babish.

-Can we downplay this to the press?

- He downplays it, but I just want him to have a place where he fits in.

Okay, we need to focus on a strategy that downplays the violence in this culture.

and yet human beings on this planet It downplays the facts.

- He downplays it, but I just want him to have a place where he fits in.

Okay, we need to focus on a strategy that downplays the violence in this culture.

and yet human beings on this planet It downplays the facts.

And while the networks systematically downplayed the bloodshed, viewers, for the first time in TV history, got glimpses of what war was really like.

As you may know, there've been unusual occurrences. Officially, we've downplayed their significance, but we're concerned these anomalies might pose a credible threat to our national security. These were taken by one of our spy satellites three days ago.

Despite global concern of a potential nuclear catastrophe, the Japanese government downplayed the severity of the situation.

Funny story, I may have downplayed my whole role in the black market thing before.

He downplayed his relationship with the victim.

- They're downplaying it.

Come on. If he was your guy, he'd be downplaying his feelings for Theresa, not wearing them on his sleeve.

Faced with a medium that made current affairs more exciting, newspapers were forced to zhush up their own content, downplaying their comparatively dry news material and adding frothier piffle, which was proudly, and exhaustively, trumpeted in the gaudy adverts of the time.

Hey, nobody's downplaying the loss of human life here, Alfred.

I don't know why I'm downplaying it.

And while the networks systematically downplayed the bloodshed, viewers, for the first time in TV history, got glimpses of what war was really like.

As you may know, there've been unusual occurrences. Officially, we've downplayed their significance, but we're concerned these anomalies might pose a credible threat to our national security. These were taken by one of our spy satellites three days ago.

Despite global concern of a potential nuclear catastrophe, the Japanese government downplayed the severity of the situation.

Funny story, I may have downplayed my whole role in the black market thing before.

He downplayed his relationship with the victim.

- They're downplaying it.

Come on. If he was your guy, he'd be downplaying his feelings for Theresa, not wearing them on his sleeve.

Faced with a medium that made current affairs more exciting, newspapers were forced to zhush up their own content, downplaying their comparatively dry news material and adding frothier piffle, which was proudly, and exhaustively, trumpeted in the gaudy adverts of the time.

Hey, nobody's downplaying the loss of human life here, Alfred.

I don't know why I'm downplaying it.