How is "LWK" used in text messages?

LWK is used low-key - expressing something subtle, understated, or to a small degree. It's commonly used in casual conversations and is best suited for informal communication.

What does "LWK" mean in text?

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LWK means low-key - expressing something subtle, understated, or to a small degree

LWK Definition

LWK stands for 'Low-Key' and is used to express that something is subtle, understated, or true to a small degree. It can indicate that you're somewhat embarrassed to admit something, that something is secretly true, or that you're being modest about your feelings or opinions.

Examples in conversation

"LWK that movie was actually pretty good, even though everyone said it was bad"

"How do you feel about the new restaurant?"

"LWK obsessed with their pasta, I've been there three times this week"

"LWK nervous about the presentation tomorrow but trying to stay confident"

"What do you think of my new haircut?"

"LWK it's really cute! You should definitely keep it this way"

Usage Notes

Often used when being modest or admitting something you're slightly embarrassed about

Other ways to search for "LWK"

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Related Text Meanings

TBH

To Be Honest - expressing sincerity or giving an honest opinion

NGL

Not Gonna Lie - expressing honesty or sincerity before making a statement

Frequently Asked Questions about "LWK"

Is LWK the same as 'kind of'?

Similar, but LWK often implies more secrecy or that you're downplaying something. 'Kind of' is more neutral.

What's the difference between LWK and HWK?

LWK (Low-Key) is subtle or understated, while HWK (High-Key) is obvious or intense. They're opposites.

When should I use LWK instead of just saying what I mean?

Use LWK when you want to be modest, when admitting something embarrassing, or when you don't want to seem too enthusiastic.