Definition for Low:

• of the most contemptible kind; " abject cowardice"; " a low stunt to pull"; " a low- down sneak"; " his miserable treatment of his family"; " You miserable skunk!"; " a scummy rabble"; " a scurvy trick"

Synonyms for Low:

• adj.

  •close to the ground; short (adjective)
  • inferior,
  • little,
  • small,
  • squat,
  • bottom,
  • unelevated,
  • level.
  •crude, vulgar (adjective)
  • menial,
  • common,
  • inelegant,
  • scrubby,
  • degraded,
  • wretched,
  • sordid,
  • crass,
  • gross,
  • unbecoming,
  • rough,
  • undignified,
  • uncouth,
  • base,
  • unrefined,
  • obscene,
  • offensive.
  •deep (adjective)
  • low-toned.
  •depressed (adjective)
  • bad.
  •despicable (adjective)
  • repellent,
  • revolting,
  • loathsome,
  • reprehensible,
  • shabby,
  • repulsive.
  •disreputable (adjective)
  • sleazy.
  •evil (adjective)
  • heinous.
  •little (adjective)
  • succinct,
  • puny,
  • short,
  • few,
  • delicate,
  • minute,
  • concise,
  • compact,
  • narrow,
  • scanty,
  • meager,
  • brief,
  • diminutive.
  •living in, coming from poor circumstances (adjective)
  • plain.
  •lousy (adjective)
  • shoddy.
  •low (adjective)
  • stumpy.
  •not loud (adjective)
  • muffled.
  •poor (adjective)
  • beggarly.
  •quiet (adjective)
  • mumbling,
  • whispering,
  • sotto voce.
  •reduced; mediocre (adjective)
  • cheap,
  • reasonable,
  • moderate.
  •short (adjective)
  • clipped,
  • curt,
  • petite,
  • picayune,
  • abridged,
  • runty,
  • condensed.
  •sneaky (adjective)
  • snide.

• adv

  •beastly (adverb)
  • brutish.

• adv.

  •beastly (adverb)
  • monstrous.

• n.

  •
  • heavy.
  •low (noun)
  • low-pitched,
  • scummy,
  • low-spirited.

• v.

  •communication (verb)
  • moo.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • abominable,
  • odious,
  • obnoxious,
  • nefarious.
  •
  • petty.
  •
  • foul.

Paraphrases for Low:

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    Sous.
  • Adjective
    lower-, lower-level, slight, narrow, low-dollar, feeble, insignificant, scarce, low-standard, faint, scant, sluggish, slow, marginal, downward, negligible, low-growing, low-wage, low-risk, low-priced, mediocre, frail, Slumping, restricted, affordable, infrequent, substandard, tenuous, weakly, paltry, deficient, below, low-value, unimportant, disadvantaged.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Narrows, directions, slow, lands, periods, fades, dive, Bas, trends, below.
  • Noun, plural
    decreases, limitations, weaknesses, differences, downturns, bottoms, Guidelines, Publications, stockings, Animals, Downs, points, footnotes, Casualties, Foods, methods, settings, Valleys, brackets, Subsidies, trousers, SOCKS, Patches, cases, Bases, men, cuts, Bas.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    slow, dive, below, weakling, deregistration.
  • Adverb
    sparsely, downward, slightly, marginally, relatively, weakly, below.
  • Verb, past tense
    recorded, reported, Presided, missed, edged, Chaired, Were.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    farrowing, Indicating, holding, lacking, flying, Occurring, exercising, remaining, Undergoing, Receiving, underlying, according, being, going, Doing, using.
  • Verb, past participle
    fallen, dipped, constrained, associated, Compared, deprived, subdued, Screwed, kept.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    decreases, recognizes.
  • Verb, base form
    slow.

• Exclusion

  • Adjective
    highest.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    low-level, low-lying, lowly, modest, hollow, low-cost, low-income, low-altitude, low-voltage, low-grade, low-key, inexpensive, lower-income, lowest.
  • Proper noun, singular
    lowest, ultra-low.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    hollow, lowest, lowering.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    lowering.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    lowers.

Antonyms for Low:

• adj.

  • all
    high.
  • close to the ground; short
    decent, respectable, above, rich, huge, happy, honest, important, moral, healthy, raised, honorable, elevated, big, tall, strong, increased, well, cheerful, upright, prominent, enormous, immense, large, gay.
  • crude, vulgar
    good, nice, noble, polite, clean, sophisticated, kind.
  • depressed
    joyous.
  • living in, coming from poor circumstances
    complex, intricate, complicated, decorated, unclear, embellished, difficult, ornate.
  • not feeling well
    clear, restored, invigorated.
  • not loud
    loud.
  • reduced; mediocre
    full, great, outrageous, significant, sufficient, superior, excessive, unlimited, wealthy, worthy.
  • Other antonyms:
    competent, current, blameless, zippy, gladdened, courtly, expensive, excellent, upraised, quick, invaluable, careless, frisky, glad, ripe, grinning, irreproachable, jovial, plenteous, urbane, considerable, involved, capable, enough, piping, prohibitory, overflowing, sturdy, laughing, jocular, bounteous, liberal, mirthful, high-ticket, exultant, enlarged, content, excited, animated, civilized, virile, elegant, satisfactory, bouncing, raucous, Sprightful, thoughtful, strapping, bulky, graceful, lavish, dear, energetic, able-bodied, hopeful, statuesque, upper crust, red-blooded, smooth, expanded, living, gratified, exemplary, husky, cultured, full-blown, perky, noisy, beefy, vigorous, mod, now, lightsome, acute, notable, rangy, lanky, athletic, contemporary, inflated, teeming, jocose, latest, high-rise, stalwart, jumbo, lusty, thrilled, beaming, heartened, proud, highest, hardy, gangling, largish, outsize, estimable, ample, alive, carefree, brazen, boon, sopranino, jubilant, Peeping, jolly, polar, animate, super, harsh, tolerable, vital, cultivated, tough, hale, present-day, new, obstreperous, novel, enlightened, high-minded, muscular, pleased, encouraged, sound, considerate, modernistic, newfangled, jaunty, reputable, space age, king-size, grating, new-fashioned, stout, spendy, tasteful, sprightly, perfected, optimistic, fit, inured, uncorrupted, joyful, polished, live, screechy, rip-roaring, strident, substantial, costly, exorbitant, hard, ultraexpensive, grown, gleeful, satisfied, bountiful, merry, clarion, copious, ripened, sensitive, spirited, Overloud, smiling, pricey, dynamic, sizable, powerful, easygoing, proper, insouciant, state of the art, highbred, premium, guiltless, overjoyed, rugged, devil-may-care, Buoyed, modern, prohibitive, mature, active, thriving, jocund, strengthened, blissful, gangly, restrained, gracious, citified, springy, highborn, Dinning, adequate, well-bred, priceless, penetrating, tinny, going, toughened, hardened, luxuriant, exuberant, lighthearted, thin, stiff, seemly, running, vociferous, fortified, deluxe, sanguine, voluminous, functioning, overpriced, plentiful, temperate, mighty, crashing, brawny, up-to-date, unconcerned, Vitalized, rosy, abundant, operative, hefty, illustrious, recovering, valuable, robust, unerring, breathing, abounding, happy-go-lucky, vivacious, sinewy, matured, extravagant, cavalier, hulking, generous, precious, lively, peppy, ultramodern, delighted, oversize, upswept, incorruptible, unreasonable, discordant, luxurious.

Homophones for Low:

• loyola, lah, leu, loewe, leeway, lay away, Loew, lull, leo, loyally, la, Leo Iii, LOE, Lowe, LOH, leal, laelia, loll, lulu, lh, lwei, liao, lulli, lie low, lille, law, lea, L, luo, lolo, lahu, lee, lii, loyal, lieu, lowly, ley, lao, lilo, lyly, Lo, lolly, lay, loo, le, luyia, lowell, lully, loewi, lillie, lally, lye, lie, lei, lily, lauhala, lu, liii, li, layia, Leo I.

Holonyms for Low:

• n.

  • state
    cyclone.

Hyponym for Low:

• n.

  • attribute
    degree, level, grade.
  • state
    air mass.

• v.

  • communication
    emit, utter, let out, let loose.