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Synonym for low [verb]
The synonym low synonymous definition words:
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I come from Africa. Is it allowed to smoke at school during the break?low [adjective]
means "property"lowly, base, abject, servile, ignoble, degraded, vile, menial, undignified, unbecoming, dishonourable, disreputable, disgraceful
low [adjective]
means "feeling"downcast, depressed, blue, sad, unhappy, dispirited, miserable, dejected
Further results for the word "low"
buried [adjective]
means "difficult"low, deep, abstract, incisive, abysmal, rich
crude [adjective]
means "ill-mannered"low
despicable [adjective]
means "worthless"abject, bad, contemptible, miserable, low, mean
dirty [adjective]
means "behaviour"low, mean
dishonorable [adjective]
means "disgraceful"false, low, fraudulent, opprobrious, ignoble, underhanded
flat [adjective]
means "characteristic"low, prone
inconsequent [adjective]
means "inferior"insignificant, unessential, mean, unimportant, nonessential, low
inert [adjective]
means "dead"flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid
inexpensive [adjective]
means "economical"cheap, low, reasonable, fair, moderate
inexpensively [object]
means "cheaply"low
menial [adjective]
means "common"base, low, abject, servile, mean, humble
miserable [adjective]
means "worthless"abject, bad, contemptible, despicable, low, mean
nefarious [adjective]
means "evil"vile, depraved, wretched, low, base, bad
plebeian [adjective]
means "lowborn"lowly, base, low, poor, meek, humble
profane [adjective]
means "vulgar"base, common, low, mean
vile [adjective]
means "evil"nefarious, depraved, wretched, low, base, bad
wretched [adjective]
means "despicable"low, contemptible, miserable, pitiful, sorry, vile
low-priced [adjective]
means "low cost"cheap, inexpensive, competitive, bargain, budget, economical
lower [verb]
means "activity"degrade, disgrace, humiliate, humble, debase, abase, sink, depress, drop, sink, droop, demit, let down, take down, couch
lowest [adjective]
means "fundamental"final, basic, conclusive, elementary, determining, last, bottom
lowly [adjective]
means "low"base, abject, servile, ignoble, degraded, vile, menial
abate [verb]
means "decrease"moderate, diminish, lessen, lower, soften, reduce
bottom [adjective]
means "property"last, lowest
budget [adjective]
means "economy"low cost, low-priced, inexpensive, competitive, bargain, cheap
cheap [adjective]
means "cost"low-priced, inexpensive, competitive, bargain, budget, economical
coarse [adjective]
means "repulsive"lowbred
crass [adjective]
means "repulsive"lowbred
cut [verb]
means "reduction"lessen, diminish, lower, reduce
decline [verb]
means "abase"condescend, debase, lower oneself, stoop
devalue [verb]
means "reduce"decrease, diminish, lessen, depreciate, lower, shave
fall [verb]
means "activity"descend, drop, lower
humiliate [verb]
means "degrade"humble, abase, debase, deteriorate, lower, vitiate
hypochondria [noun]
means "anxiety neurosis"imagined ill-health, morbid melancholy, neurosis, depression, despondency, low spirits
less [adjective]
means "position"inferior, under, lower, nether
lessening [adjective]
means "decreasing"dwindling, declining, abating, waning, diminishing, lowering
nether [adjective]
means "inferior"under, less, lower
pessimism [noun]
means "melancholy"gloom, depression, despondency, low spirits, sadness, unhappiness
scummy [adjective]
means "repulsive"lowbred
sink [verb]
means "movement"lower, droop
taper [verb]
means "reduce"decrease, diminish, lower, lessen, depreciate, disparage
wane [verb]
means "decline"lower, abate, bate, reduce, contract, drain
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