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.

  •abject (adjective)
  • fawning,
  • outcast,
  • groveling.
  •all (adjective)
  • low.
  •anemic (adjective)
  • most lusterless,
  • more lusterless.
  •bad (adjective)
  • consciencestricken,
  • conscience stricken.
  •blue (adjective)
  • down in the dumps,
  • down the dumps,
  • down dumps.
  •cheap (adjective)
  • low-cost.
  •close to the ground; short (adjective)
  • ground-level,
  • nether,
  • little,
  • subjacent,
  • bottom,
  • lowering,
  • low-lying,
  • squat,
  • stunted,
  • beneath,
  • profound,
  • unelevated,
  • small,
  • squatty,
  • prostrate,
  • low-hanging,
  • bottommost,
  • not high,
  • crouched,
  • shallow,
  • low-set,
  • inferior,
  • level,
  • decumbent,
  • Subsided,
  • rock-bottom.
  •coarse (adjective)
  • lowdown and dirty,
  • most brutish,
  • foul mouthed,
  • in-cultest,
  • in-culter,
  • in-cult,
  • most foul mouthed,
  • more foul mouthed,
  • un-civil,
  • off color,
  • un cultured,
  • un-cultured,
  • lowdown dirty,
  • more brutish,
  • in culter,
  • most lowbred,
  • un civil,
  • more vulgarian,
  • in-elegant,
  • incultest,
  • impure,
  • most vulgarian,
  • in cult,
  • in elegant,
  • un-refined,
  • un refined,
  • un couth,
  • un cultivated,
  • most roughneck,
  • vulgarian,
  • un-cultivated,
  • philistine,
  • more roughneck,
  • in cultest,
  • inculter,
  • offcolor,
  • un-couth,
  • more foul-mouthed,
  • more lowbred,
  • most foul-mouthed.
  •contemptible (adjective)
  • de-testable,
  • more lowdown,
  • more low down,
  • de testable,
  • scummiest,
  • low down,
  • un worthiest,
  • most despisable,
  • most inferior,
  • un-worthiest,
  • more despisable,
  • more low-down,
  • scurviest,
  • scurvier,
  • most swinish,
  • un worthier,
  • heel,
  • most low down,
  • more swinish,
  • most low-down,
  • un-worthy,
  • un worthy,
  • scummy,
  • most lowdown,
  • un-worthier,
  • heelest,
  • more currish.
  •corrupt (adjective)
  • dis honored,
  • dis-solute,
  • most abased,
  • in-famous,
  • more dishonored,
  • in famous,
  • dis solute,
  • infamous,
  • dis-honored,
  • most dishonored,
  • more abased.
  •cowardly (adjective)
  • yellow,
  • recreant.
  •crestfallen (adjective)
  • taken down,
  • ass in a sling,
  • in a funk,
  • cast down,
  • singing the blues,
  • chapfallen.
  •crude, vulgar (adjective)
  • degraded,
  • crass,
  • menial,
  • disgraceful,
  • uncouth,
  • unrefined,
  • unworthy,
  • obscene,
  • woebegone,
  • unbecoming,
  • sordid,
  • common,
  • inelegant,
  • offensive,
  • crumby,
  • gross,
  • woeful,
  • wretched,
  • disreputable,
  • rough,
  • scruffy,
  • scrubby,
  • base,
  • undignified.
  •dastardly (adjective)
  • under-handed,
  • under handed.
  •deep (adjective)
  • inmost,
  • low-toned,
  • extreme,
  • subaqueous,
  • fathomless,
  • subterranean,
  • under ground,
  • full-toned,
  • downreaching.
  •degenerate (adjective)
  • de generated,
  • de-based,
  • de-generated,
  • retro-grade,
  • more flatitious,
  • most flatitious,
  • more demeaned,
  • more degenerated,
  • de-generate,
  • most degenerated,
  • more overripe,
  • more vitiated,
  • de cadent,
  • de-cadent,
  • un healthier,
  • de generate,
  • un-healthy,
  • most overripe,
  • most demeaned,
  • most worsen,
  • un-healthier,
  • de based,
  • un healthiest,
  • un healthy,
  • un-healthiest,
  • more worsen,
  • over ripe,
  • most vitiated,
  • retro grade.
  •dejected (adjective)
  • mopey,
  • Mopish,
  • doleful,
  • all torn up,
  • broody,
  • atrabilious,
  • bummed out,
  • shot down,
  • in the pits.
  •depraved (adjective)
  • lascivious,
  • most dirtyminded,
  • warped,
  • most dirty minded,
  • gone dogs,
  • shameless,
  • gone to dogs,
  • gone the dogs,
  • most vitiate,
  • more dirty minded,
  • most flagitous,
  • dirty minded,
  • most warped,
  • more warped,
  • most dirty-minded,
  • more dirty-minded,
  • un natural,
  • more dirtyminded,
  • more flagitous,
  • un-natural,
  • dirtyminded,
  • more vitiate.
  •depressed (adjective)
  • in pain,
  • sad,
  • gloomy,
  • melancholic,
  • crestfallen,
  • morose,
  • glum,
  • in a blue funk,
  • dysphoric,
  • bad,
  • spiritless,
  • torn up,
  • down and out,
  • in the dumps,
  • unhappy,
  • cast-down,
  • despondent,
  • in the toilet,
  • disheartened,
  • Dragged,
  • moody,
  • fed up,
  • forlorn,
  • down in the mouth,
  • tristful,
  • on a downer.
  •despicable (adjective)
  • loathsome,
  • shabby,
  • repellent,
  • reprehensible,
  • lowlife,
  • revolting,
  • repulsive,
  • low-life.
  •despondent (adjective)
  • more bummed out,
  • more mourning,
  • most bummed-out,
  • most bummed out,
  • most mourning,
  • more bummed-out,
  • bummedout,
  • most grieving,
  • more grieving,
  • hopeless,
  • more bummedout,
  • most bummedout.
  •dirty (adjective)
  • uncleanly,
  • indecent.
  •disconsolate (adjective)
  • dis tressed,
  • grief stricken,
  • most tornup,
  • more crushed,
  • more torn up,
  • more tornup,
  • most torn up,
  • de solate,
  • more torn-up,
  • de-solate,
  • most torn-up,
  • most crushed,
  • tornup,
  • dis-tressed.
  •dishonorable (adjective)
  • dis honorable,
  • dis creditable,
  • in-glorious,
  • un trustworthy,
  • more unrespectable,
  • more opprobious,
  • un-scrupulous,
  • in glorious,
  • more blackguardly,
  • dis-honorable,
  • most opprobious,
  • un-respectable,
  • un principled,
  • dis-creditable,
  • most unrespectable,
  • un scrupulous,
  • un respectable,
  • un-principled,
  • scandalous,
  • un-trustworthy,
  • most blackguardly.
  •dispirited (adjective)
  • more shot down,
  • most shotdown,
  • more shot-down,
  • more shotdown,
  • shotdown,
  • most shot-down,
  • most shot down,
  • shot-down.
  •disreputable (adjective)
  • sleazy.
  •downcast (adjective)
  • down-in-the-mouth.
  •dull (adjective)
  • opaque,
  • shallower,
  • not bright,
  • halfbaked,
  • dun,
  • subfusc,
  • Numskulled,
  • hazy,
  • matte,
  • indolent,
  • unintellectual,
  • unlit,
  • toned-down,
  • witless.
  •dwarf (adjective)
  • under sized.
  •economical (adjective)
  • cost nothing,
  • cut rate,
  • cost next to nothing,
  • bought for song,
  • on sale,
  • stealest,
  • cost next nothing,
  • marked down,
  • bought for a song,
  • dime dozen,
  • quite a buy,
  • lowpriced,
  • low priced,
  • dirt cheap,
  • quite buy,
  • dog cheap,
  • low tariff.
  •evil (adjective)
  • heinous,
  • no good,
  • maleficent,
  • unpropitious.
  •faint (adjective)
  • more aside,
  • most murmuring,
  • most muttering,
  • un clearest,
  • more bated,
  • more faltering,
  • re-mote,
  • more stifled,
  • fainter,
  • un-clearest,
  • ill defined,
  • more bleached,
  • more piano,
  • more deadened,
  • un clear,
  • most faltering,
  • most piano,
  • faroff,
  • most bleached,
  • soothing,
  • most blurred,
  • most bated,
  • more murmuring,
  • more muttering,
  • most stifled,
  • illdefined,
  • out earshot,
  • most aside,
  • more blurred,
  • most deadened,
  • un-clear.
  •feeble (adjective)
  • out of gas,
  • Strengthless,
  • in firm,
  • helpless,
  • enervated,
  • inefficient,
  • wimpy,
  • sapless,
  • insufficient,
  • lame,
  • impotent,
  • anemic,
  • fragile.
  •filthy (adjective)
  • suggestive.
  •flat (adjective)
  • plane,
  • laid low,
  • Complanate,
  • planate,
  • tabular,
  • oblate,
  • punctured,
  • outstretched,
  • recumbent,
  • spread out,
  • splay.
  •foul (adjective)
  • pro-fane,
  • pro fane.
  •gentle (adjective)
  • gradual,
  • un-troubled,
  • un troubled,
  • peaceful.
  •gloomy (adjective)
  • more mirthless,
  • most moping,
  • most mirthless,
  • more moping,
  • most crabbed.
  •gross (adjective)
  • in gutter,
  • sexual,
  • lowminded,
  • un sophisticated,
  • most barnyard,
  • more undiscriminating,
  • un-seemliest,
  • low minded,
  • more barnyard,
  • in-sensitive,
  • un discriminating,
  • un-seemlier,
  • un seemlier,
  • in sensitive,
  • un feeling,
  • un seemly,
  • un seemliest,
  • un-discriminating,
  • loudmouthed,
  • un-seemly,
  • most undiscriminating.
  •gruff (adjective)
  • gruff.
  •guttural (adjective)
  • gravelly,
  • glottal.
  •hateful (adjective)
  • malicious.
  •heartsick (adjective)
  • heartsick.
  •hollow (adjective)
  • more clangorous,
  • more vibrating,
  • most echoing,
  • more echoing,
  • most sounding,
  • most reverberant,
  • most toneless,
  • most rumbling,
  • more sounding,
  • most clangorous,
  • ghostly,
  • more rumbling,
  • re-sounding,
  • re sounding,
  • more toneless,
  • most vibrating,
  • more reverberant,
  • clangorous.
  •humble (adjective)
  • trivial,
  • low-ranking,
  • proletarian,
  • unassuming,
  • Low-born,
  • unpretentious.
  •ignoble (adjective)
  • most peasant,
  • more peasant.
  •paltry (adjective)
  • more unconsequential,
  • un consequential,
  • more derisory,
  • most derisory,
  • un-consequential,
  • most unconsequential.
  •philistine (adjective)
  • more ill bred,
  • more illbred,
  • most ill bred,
  • most ill-bred,
  • ill bred,
  • most illbred,
  • more ill-bred.
  •pitiful (adjective)
  • pitiable,
  • tearful.
  •plebeian (adjective)
  • more working-class,
  • most working class,
  • most working-class,
  • most workingclass,
  • more working class,
  • workingclass,
  • more workingclass.
  •poor (adjective)
  • beggarly,
  • flat broke,
  • in need,
  • Fortuneless,
  • moneyless,
  • Beggared,
  • in want,
  • truly needy,
  • behind eight ball,
  • empty-handed,
  • necessitous,
  • stone broke,
  • unprosperous,
  • poorer,
  • dirt poor.
  •poorly (adjective)
  • in disposed,
  • under weather,
  • out sorts,
  • in-disposed.
  •quiet (adjective)
  • sotto voce,
  • hushful,
  • buttoned up,
  • soft-spoken,
  • whispering,
  • quietest,
  • Inobtrusive,
  • unspeaking,
  • clammed up,
  • muffled,
  • Quieter,
  • not saying boo,
  • whist,
  • mumbling,
  • could hear a pin drop.
  •recreant (adjective)
  • meanspirited,
  • pigeonhearted,
  • falsehearted.
  •reduced; mediocre (adjective)
  • insignificant,
  • trifling,
  • meager,
  • modest,
  • uncostly,
  • cut,
  • puny,
  • shoddy,
  • worthless,
  • cheap,
  • reasonable,
  • substandard,
  • slashed,
  • moderate,
  • second-rate,
  • low-grade.
  •rude (adjective)
  • uneducated,
  • un mannerly,
  • badmannered,
  • un educated,
  • in solent,
  • bad mannered,
  • more bad mannered,
  • in-solent,
  • un-civilized,
  • more bad-mannered,
  • un polished,
  • dis courteous,
  • un-educated,
  • un civilized,
  • un gracious,
  • more badmannered,
  • un-gracious,
  • most bad mannered,
  • most bad-mannered,
  • un-mannerly,
  • dis-courteous,
  • most badmannered.
  •ruthful (adjective)
  • ruthful.
  •sad (adjective)
  • be reaved,
  • most bereaved,
  • be-reaved,
  • in grief,
  • sick heart,
  • more grieved,
  • more bereaved,
  • most grieved.
  •scurrilous (adjective)
  • more invective,
  • most offending,
  • more offending,
  • more vituperatory,
  • most vituperous,
  • most invective,
  • more vituperous,
  • most vituperatory.
  •seamy (adjective)
  • seamy.
  •servile (adjective)
  • eating humble pie,
  • more bootlicking,
  • more toadying,
  • more unresisting,
  • most bootlicking,
  • most toadying,
  • unresisting,
  • most unresisting,
  • un resisting,
  • un-resisting.
  •shabby (adjective)
  • un kinder,
  • un-kinder,
  • un kind,
  • un kindest,
  • un-kindest,
  • un-kind.
  •shameful (adjective)
  • in-temperate,
  • most mortifying,
  • in temperate,
  • more mortifying,
  • most shaming,
  • more shaming.
  •short (adjective)
  • petite,
  • pint-sized,
  • concise,
  • abridged,
  • pocket-sized,
  • curt,
  • succinct,
  • compact,
  • picayune,
  • runty,
  • not long,
  • condensed,
  • sawed-off,
  • close to the ground,
  • clipped,
  • short,
  • shortest,
  • stumpy,
  • brief.
  •sickly (adjective)
  • out of action,
  • sickish,
  • out of shape,
  • in poor health,
  • bilious,
  • laid-low,
  • peaky.
  •silent (adjective)
  • inaudible.
  •sinful (adjective)
  • more unregenerate,
  • more demeritorious,
  • most unrighteous,
  • un godlier,
  • de-meritorious,
  • un holier,
  • un regenerate,
  • un-godlier,
  • un-godly,
  • more unrighteous,
  • un-holiest,
  • un-holier,
  • most unregenerate,
  • de meritorious,
  • un holy,
  • un-righteous,
  • un-holy,
  • un righteous,
  • un holiest,
  • un-godliest,
  • un godliest,
  • un godly,
  • most demeritorious.
  •sleazy (adjective)
  • brokendown,
  • un-substantial,
  • un substantial.
  •slow (adjective)
  • impeded,
  • draggy,
  • slowest,
  • behindhand,
  • long-delayed,
  • time-consuming,
  • unpunctual,
  • long delayed.
  •small-time (adjective)
  • small time.
  •sneaky (adjective)
  • Double dealing,
  • snide.
  •soft (adjective)
  • shaded,
  • low key,
  • softer,
  • understated.
  •spiritless (adjective)
  • in animate,
  • in different,
  • in-animate,
  • in-different,
  • un concerned,
  • un enthusiastic,
  • unenthusiastic,
  • un-concerned,
  • un-enthusiastic,
  • un-moved.
  •squalid (adjective)
  • most reeking,
  • re eking,
  • re-eking,
  • un kempt,
  • un kempter,
  • un kemptest,
  • more reeking,
  • un-kempt,
  • un-kempter,
  • un-kemptest.
  •subordinate (adjective)
  • subber,
  • underaverage,
  • Substract,
  • adjuvant,
  • Subalternate.
  •tasteless (adjective)
  • low-down-and-dirty.
  •tenebrific (adjective)
  • tenebrific.
  •tranquil (adjective)
  • most unexcitable,
  • eventempered,
  • most poised,
  • un excited,
  • more unexcitable,
  • un-ruffled,
  • un perturbed,
  • more poised,
  • more unexcited,
  • un ruffled,
  • un excitable,
  • un-excited,
  • un-excitable,
  • even tempered,
  • un-perturbed,
  • most unexcited,
  • un disturbed.
  •ugly (adjective)
  • dis-tasteful,
  • dis tasteful.
  •unadvantageous (adjective)
  • un-advantageous,
  • un advantageous.
  •unfair (adjective)
  • dis-honest,
  • dis criminatory,
  • un justest,
  • un-fair,
  • one sided,
  • in-equitable,
  • dis honest,
  • more unrightful,
  • in excusable,
  • un-just,
  • more unsporting,
  • un just,
  • un-duer,
  • dis-criminatory,
  • un duest,
  • un-warranted,
  • un-sporting,
  • un-reasonable,
  • in-excusable,
  • un fair,
  • un-due,
  • un-juster,
  • un reasonable,
  • un due,
  • un-ethical,
  • un justifiable,
  • most unsporting,
  • un-justest,
  • un rightful,
  • in equitable,
  • un-fairest,
  • uncalledfor,
  • most cheating,
  • un-lawful,
  • un-justifiable,
  • un-fairer,
  • un fairer,
  • onesided,
  • un fairest,
  • un juster,
  • un-duest,
  • more cheating,
  • un-rightful,
  • un sporting,
  • most unrightful,
  • un lawful,
  • un ethical.
  •unfavorable (adjective)
  • in advisable,
  • in expedient,
  • un-timelier,
  • illadvised,
  • un-timeliest,
  • in-felicitous,
  • dis commodious,
  • un suited,
  • in-advisable,
  • in-convenient,
  • un-timely,
  • in convenient,
  • un friendliest,
  • in-auspicious,
  • un timeliest,
  • un-friendly,
  • most unpromising,
  • un favorable,
  • dis advantageous,
  • dis-commodious,
  • in auspicious,
  • more unpromising,
  • in-opportune,
  • un-lucky,
  • most discommodious,
  • un friendlier,
  • un-friendliest,
  • un-luckier,
  • un timely,
  • un-suited,
  • in opportune,
  • un seasonable,
  • un-friendlier,
  • un lucky,
  • un timelier,
  • un-favorable,
  • un-seasonable,
  • more discommodious,
  • un luckier,
  • dis-advantageous,
  • in felicitous,
  • un-promising,
  • un luckiest,
  • in-expedient,
  • un promising.
  •unhappy (adjective)
  • more let down,
  • long faced,
  • more let-down,
  • longfaced,
  • most long-faced,
  • most letdown,
  • most let-down,
  • most long faced,
  • more letdown,
  • more longfaced,
  • un-happy,
  • most longfaced,
  • un happy,
  • un happiest,
  • most let down,
  • un happier,
  • more long faced,
  • more long-faced,
  • un-happier,
  • un-happiest.
  •unimportant (adjective)
  • irrelevant,
  • superficial,
  • unconsidered,
  • unimportant,
  • inconsequential,
  • of no consequence/of little consequence,
  • meaningless.
  •unwashed (adjective)
  • de classed,
  • un-washed,
  • un washed,
  • de-classed.
  •upset (adjective)
  • more disquieted,
  • un zipped,
  • most toppled,
  • top pled,
  • up-set,
  • dis quieted,
  • top-pled,
  • un settled,
  • upsidedown,
  • more ruffled,
  • most unglued,
  • more toppled,
  • most rattled,
  • most ruffled,
  • un-zipped,
  • most disquieted,
  • dis-ordered,
  • more rattled,
  • dis ordered,
  • dis-concerted,
  • in disarray,
  • more unglued,
  • most tumbled,
  • un-settled,
  • more amazed,
  • most unzipped,
  • over turned,
  • un glued,
  • more unzipped,
  • un-glued,
  • more tumbled,
  • over-turned,
  • most amazed,
  • dis concerted,
  • dis-quieted.
  •weak (adjective)
  • unstressed,
  • unaccented,
  • reedy,
  • weakest.
  •wretched (adjective)
  • most bummed,
  • more bummed.
  •yellow (adjective)
  • lilylivered,
  • lily livered.

• adv.

  •beastly (adverb)
  • monstrous,
  • inhuman.
  •under (adverb)
  • subsumed,
  • governed.

• adv

  •beastly (adverb)
  • brutish,
  • Ferine,
  • swinish.
  •under (adverb)
  • in the power of.

• n.

  •David Low (noun)
  • David Low.
  •
  • away,
  • destroy,
  • in absentia,
  • lost,
  • misplaced,
  • missing,
  • absent,
  • overcome,
  • unattainable,
  • unavailable.
  •
  • boiling point,
  • centigrade,
  • F,
  • degree,
  • eighties,
  • low-cut,
  • C,
  • absolute zero,
  • fahrenheit,
  • bimetallic strip,
  • Plunging,
  • low-necked,
  • low-neck,
  • celsius.
  •
  • anticyclone,
  • front,
  • air pressure,
  • frontal,
  • cold front,
  • atmospheric pressure,
  • isobar,
  • the Gulf Stream,
  • right.
  •
  • low-keyed,
  • only,
  • barely,
  • scant,
  • minimum,
  • mere,
  • sparse,
  • whispery,
  • subdued.
  •
  • deprecative,
  • deceitful,
  • derogative,
  • slighting,
  • devious,
  • detractive,
  • unscrupulous,
  • depreciatory,
  • derogatory,
  • depreciative,
  • disparaging,
  • unprincipled,
  • fraudulent,
  • deprecatory,
  • dubious,
  • praise,
  • pejorative,
  • uncomplimentary,
  • cunning,
  • untruthful,
  • dishonest.
  •
  • bark,
  • bleat,
  • off-color,
  • bray,
  • call,
  • grunt,
  • hiss,
  • ailing,
  • croak,
  • baa,
  • indisposed,
  • health,
  • rocky,
  • bay.
  •
  • crisis,
  • nightmare,
  • ordeal,
  • quagmire,
  • stress,
  • tragedy,
  • battle,
  • trouble,
  • rock bottom,
  • worst-case scenario.
  •
  • subnormal.
  •
  • homesick,
  • bleak.
  •
  • calm,
  • deep-sea,
  • briny,
  • fluvial,
  • coastal,
  • choppy,
  • fresh,
  • heavy,
  • freshwater.
  •
  • calorific,
  • cool,
  • buttery,
  • cream,
  • chilled,
  • chewy,
  • crisp,
  • caramelized,
  • crispy.
  •
  • light,
  • quietly,
  • muted,
  • monotone.
  •baritone (noun)
  • baritone.
  •bass (noun)
  • bass.
  •broken (noun)
  • broken.
  •contrabass (noun)
  • contrabass.
  •crushed (noun)
  • crushed.
  •debased (noun)
  • debased.
  •deficient (noun)
  • deficient.
  •depleted (noun)
  • depleted.
  •depression (noun)
  • depression.
  •devalued (noun)
  • devalued.
  •double-bass (noun)
  • double-bass.
  •downbeat (noun)
  • downbeat.
  •faint (noun)
  • dizzy,
  • sick,
  • ill.
  •first (noun)
  • first.
  •first gear (noun)
  • first gear.
  •humbled (noun)
  • humbled.
  •humiliated (noun)
  • humiliated.
  •person (noun)
  • Sir David Low.
  •reduced (noun)
  • reduced.
  •slump (noun)
  • falling offs,
  • de scent,
  • downtrends,
  • re cession,
  • de-scent,
  • the skid,
  • re cessions,
  • de scents,
  • de-scents,
  • re verse,
  • fallingoffs,
  • re-cessions,
  • re-cession,
  • bad periods,
  • re-verse,
  • falling-offs,
  • fallingoff.
  •throaty (noun)
  • throaty.
  •tired (noun)
  • dozy,
  • drowsy,
  • exhausted,
  • fatigued,
  • sleepy,
  • tired,
  • all in,
  • weary,
  • run down,
  • on your last legs.
  •underslung (noun)
  • underslung.

• v.

  •bellow (verb)
  • bellering,
  • bellered.
  •communication (verb)
  • moo.
  •cry (verb)
  • ex claiming,
  • sings out,
  • hollering out,
  • ex-claiming,
  • ex claims,
  • ex-claimed,
  • hollered out,
  • singing out,
  • hollers out,
  • ex claim,
  • ex-claim,
  • sung out,
  • ex-claims,
  • ex claimed,
  • sang out.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • average,
  • subaltern,
  • hushed,
  • low-key,
  • towering,
  • abominable,
  • minor league,
  • odious,
  • sunken,
  • abhorrent,
  • nefarious,
  • secondary,
  • repugnant,
  • junior,
  • obnoxious,
  • detestable.
  •
  • by.
  •
  • below,
  • soar,
  • petty,
  • lower.
  •
  • nasty,
  • foul.
  •
  • Hell.
  •
  • creamy.
  •Sir David Alexander Cecil Low
  • Sir David Alexander cecil low.
  •corrupt
  • rotten.
  •cry
  • moos,
  • Mooing,
  • Bleating,
  • caws,
  • gabble,
  • Mooed,
  • Cawed,
  • meowed,
  • meowing,
  • caw,
  • Quacking,
  • nickering,
  • Whinnies,
  • quacked,
  • Whinnied,
  • nickers,
  • holler out,
  • nickered,
  • meow,
  • Whinnying,
  • Cawing,
  • whinny,
  • Bleated,
  • nicker,
  • meows,
  • sing out.
  •double-bass
  • double bass.
  •swampy
  • marshy.

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.

Low Sentence Examples:

• " I want to say something to you," he said, in a low voice.

• Then she ran to open the door, and I could hear his low " my darling!"

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.