Definition of «low»

The adjective "low" means of or being at, on, or having a height below average or normal. It can also mean having a lack of quality or value, being beneath consideration, having a bad reputation or character. In addition, "low" can refer to a state of being sad, depressed or unhappy.

Usage examples

The temperature is low today, only reaching around 10 degrees Celsius.
He has a low tolerance for spicy food and prefers milder flavors.
The company's stock price hit a new low yesterday, alarming investors.
I have a low battery on my phone and need to find a charger soon.
The doctor advised him to maintain a low sodium diet for his high blood pressure.
We have low visibility due to the heavy fog, so be extra cautious while driving.
She has a low income and struggles to make ends meet every month.
The car's fuel efficiency is quite low, requiring frequent refueling.
He scored low on the exam and needs to study harder for the next one.
The city experiences low rainfall in the summer months, leading to water shortages.

Phrases with «low»

Sentences with «low»

Today's young entrepreneur has the advantage of lower costs of entry. (cnbc.com)
This has resulted in lower prices for the crop. (asiapacific.ca)
They come with low rate of interests and easy repayment options. (smallbusinessesdoitbetter.com)
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Definition of «low»

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Phrases with «low»

Sentences with «low»

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