What is another word for lowdown?
658 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ lˈə͡ʊda͡ʊn], [ lˈəʊdaʊn], [ l_ˈəʊ_d_aʊ_n]Table of Contents
Similar words for lowdown:- contemptible (adjective)
- depressed (adjective)
- detestable (adjective)
- lascivious (adjective)
- lecherous (adjective)
- low (adjective)
- lurid (adjective)
- melancholic (adjective)
- paltry (adjective)
- shabby (adjective)
- sordid (adjective)
- tasteless (adjective)
- tristful (adjective)
- ugly (adjective)
- unjust (adjective)
- unscrupulous (adjective)
- wicked (adjective)
- wretched (adjective)
- account (noun)
- chapter and verse (noun)
- communication (noun)
- confidential information (noun)
- direction(s) (noun)
- dirt (noun)
- dope (noun)
- facts (noun)
- gospel truth (noun)
- information (noun)
- inside information (noun)
- instructions (noun)
- instructions, guidance (noun)
- intelligence (noun)
- news (noun)
- notice (noun)
- particular (noun)
- proof (noun)
- rationalization (noun)
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- other relevant words
Synonyms for Lowdown:
adj.
•contemptible (adjective)- cheap,
- poor,
- heel,
- sorry,
- ignominious,
- abominable,
- worthless,
- paltry,
- degenerate,
- vile,
- wretched,
- unworthy,
- dirty,
- bad,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- low,
- currish,
- base,
- low-down,
- shabby,
- abhorrent,
- abject,
- Despisable,
- crass,
- ignoble,
- hateful,
- disgusting,
- detestable,
- odious,
- inferior,
- swinish,
- mean,
- sordid,
- lowest,
- outcast,
- pitiful,
- beggarly,
- sad,
- pitiable.
- unhappy,
- crestfallen,
- melancholy,
- in the toilet,
- low-spirited,
- sob story,
- dispirited,
- down in the mouth,
- dejected,
- cast-down,
- morose,
- hurting,
- glum,
- fed up,
- Dragged,
- taken down,
- on a downer,
- weeping,
- blue,
- down in the dumps,
- pessimistic,
- grim,
- in the dumps,
- down,
- lugubrious,
- despondent,
- torn up,
- ripped,
- in the pits,
- disconsolate,
- destroyed,
- crummy,
- let down,
- in pain,
- moody,
- down and out,
- woebegone,
- bleeding,
- spiritless,
- downcast,
- in a blue funk,
- bummed out,
- downhearted.
- execrable,
- lousy,
- gross,
- awful,
- atrocious,
- repugnant,
- Abhorred,
- grody,
- revolting,
- outrageous,
- despicable,
- accursed,
- obnoxious,
- heinous,
- shocking,
- horrid,
- hateable,
- offensive,
- rotten,
- maggot,
- repulsive,
- monstrous,
- godawful.
- raw,
- carnal,
- obscene,
- wanton,
- lustful,
- randy,
- hot,
- incontinent,
- crude,
- smutty,
- orgiastic,
- licentious,
- libertine,
- lewd,
- salacious,
- X-rated,
- soft-core,
- ribald,
- bodily,
- suggestive,
- pornographic,
- libidinous,
- voluptuous,
- immoral,
- nasty,
- evil-minded,
- hard-core,
- prurient,
- vulgar,
- fleshly,
- fast,
- coarse,
- lubricious,
- scurrilous,
- off-color,
- steamy,
- rough,
- bawdy,
- raunchy,
- indecent,
- unchaste,
- sensual,
- lecherous.
- horrifying,
- racy,
- sanguine,
- exaggerated,
- livid,
- terrifying,
- salty,
- deep,
- startling,
- distinct,
- ghastly,
- grisly,
- ashen,
- melodramatic,
- hideous,
- terrible,
- bloody,
- gory,
- savage,
- yellow,
- sinister,
- vivid,
- violent,
- graphic,
- sensational,
- purple,
- fiery,
- extreme,
- horrible,
- macabre.
- ineffectual,
- set,
- insignificant,
- trivial,
- slight,
- meager,
- Unconsequential,
- trifling,
- picayune,
- derisory,
- narrow,
- piddling,
- minor,
- puny,
- sleazy,
- trashy,
- unimportant,
- limited,
- common,
- inconsiderable.
- inglorious,
- shameful,
- shady,
- thoughtless,
- selfish,
- miserly,
- inconsiderate,
- disgraceful,
- unkind,
- mercenary,
- disreputable,
- dishonorable,
- stingy.
- debauched,
- impure,
- grubby,
- grasping,
- filthy,
- ungenerous,
- slummy,
- self-seeking,
- black,
- venal,
- vicious,
- servile,
- squalid,
- small-minded,
- slum,
- calculated,
- slovenly,
- covetous,
- degraded,
- uncleanly,
- seedy,
- unclean,
- avaricious,
- dowdy.
- graceless,
- unseemly,
- ornate,
- garish,
- ostentatious,
- wild,
- impolite,
- gaudy,
- unpolished,
- unsightly,
- tactless,
- indecorous,
- pretentious,
- foolish,
- inelegant,
- tacky,
- tawdry,
- stupid,
- indiscreet,
- unrefined,
- rude,
- barbarous,
- flashy,
- makeshift,
- low-down-and-dirty,
- indelicate,
- showy,
- artificial,
- barbaric,
- uncouth,
- loud,
- useless,
- outlandish,
- improper,
- unlovely.
- messy,
- noisome,
- troublous,
- pesky,
- frightful,
- scandalous,
- repellent,
- nauseous,
- wicked,
- distasteful,
- objectionable,
- troublesome,
- vexatious,
- sickening.
- unfair,
- fixed,
- unjustified,
- Influenced,
- partial,
- undeserved,
- unforgivable,
- wrong,
- wrongful,
- biased,
- inequitable,
- below the belt,
- unmerited,
- unrighteous,
- prejudiced,
- underhand,
- partisan,
- one-sided.
- crooked,
- degrading,
- illegal,
- unethical,
- sly,
- recreant,
- exploitative,
- conscienceless,
- scheming,
- unconscionable,
- shifty,
- two-faced,
- slippery,
- perfidious,
- underhanded,
- ruthless,
- casuistic,
- crafty,
- shameless,
- questionable,
- unconscientious.
n.
•account (noun)- bulletin,
- rationalization,
- score,
- the picture,
- narration,
- tab,
- report,
- run-down,
- blow by blow,
- history,
- chronicle,
- narrative,
- detail,
- the whole picture,
- story,
- take,
- play by play,
- abcs,
- whole picture,
- recital,
- Annal,
- explanation,
- version,
- make,
- tale.
- declaration,
- revelation,
- work,
- directive,
- announcement,
- speech,
- note,
- language,
- Ideas,
- translation,
- warning,
- dispatch,
- scoop,
- conversation,
- prophecy,
- converse,
- utterance,
- statement,
- skinny,
- news,
- briefing,
- message,
- publicity,
- disclosure,
- missive,
- excerpt,
- word,
- advice,
- summary,
- goods,
- poop.
- plan,
- steer,
- specification,
- tip,
- regulation,
- recommendation,
- notification,
- advisement,
- Guidelines,
- prescription,
- indication,
- assignment,
- summons.
- reality,
- clue,
- cue,
- data,
- gospel,
- bottom line,
- brass tacks,
- certainty.
- dirt,
- erudition,
- dossier,
- confidence,
- break,
- material,
- wisdom,
- what's what,
- orientation,
- lore,
- counsel,
- ammo,
- leak,
- earful,
- science,
- enlightenment,
- AMMOS,
- learning,
- propaganda,
- illumination,
- network,
- instruction,
- in formation.
- reliable source,
- state's evidence,
- exclusives,
- hot news,
- private source,
- exclusive,
- undisclosed source,
- secret.
- cable,
- recognition,
- telecast,
- tellings,
- itemization,
- telling,
- scandal,
- eye-openers,
- the goods,
- discovery,
- cognizance,
- particularization,
- copy,
- eye-opener,
- telegram,
- Tiding,
- front-page news,
- broadcast,
- news flash,
- release,
- Head-line,
- description,
- headlines,
- hearsay,
- itemizations.
- caveat,
- circular,
- criticism,
- write-up,
- proclamation,
- intimation,
- comment,
- advertisement,
- memo,
- sign,
- order,
- remark,
- poster,
- critique,
- comments,
- know,
- admonition,
- caution,
- memorandum,
- handbill,
- review.
- element,
- point,
- nuts and bolts,
- specific,
- nitty-gritty,
- item,
- circumstance,
- abc's,
- thing,
- feature,
- case,
- article,
- rundown.
Other synonyms:
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- deceitful,
- fraudulent,
- devious,
- untruthful,
- unscrupulous,
- dishonest,
- unprincipled,
- dubious,
- cunning,
- corrupt.
- cheesy,
- pokey,
- filth,
- scrubby,
- foul,
- attention,
- smut,
- mind,
- contemptible,
- smudge,
- snide,
- small,
- demonstration,
- book,
- rank,
- reading,
- gossip,
- connection,
- chat,
- grave,
- reptilian,
- actuality,
- arrant,
- unmentionable,
- confirmation,
- flagrant,
- fact,
- enormous,
- datum,
- mangy,
- fulsome,
- shoddy,
- little,
- scabby,
- inside,
- measly,
- petty,
- chatter,
- poky,
- nefarious.
Paraphrases for Lowdown:
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truth.
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Antonyms for Lowdown:
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adj.
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contemptible
delightful, honorable, pleasing, likeable, admired, loved, lovable, good, worthy, admirable, kind, pleasant, respectable, nice.
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depressed
comforted, flourishing, convex, bulging, blessed, optimistic, unburdened, pushed up, raised, lucky, cheerful, above, happy, decent, satisfied, encouraged, heartened, joyous, rich, fortunate, prosperous, glad, gay.
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paltry
important, substantial, sufficient, wealthy, significant, worthwhile, big, plenty, large, valuable, consequential.
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tasteless
couth, refined, savory, tasteful, polished, tasty, appetizing, normal, flavorful, sophisticated, careful.
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unscrupulous
frank, right, lawful, truthful, trustworthy, open, scrupulous, principled, ethical, aboveboard.
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wretched
bright, hopeful, joyful, excellent, encouraging.
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contemptible
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n.
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communication
cover, secret, ignorance, question, concealment, suppression, silence, withholding, quiet.
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direction(s)
Misinstruction, misdirection.
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dirt
cleanliness, purity, sterility, pureness, morality.
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facts
hypothesis, lies, theory.
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notice
answer, neglect, heedlessness.
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particular
generality.
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Other antonyms:
open secret, ancient history.
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communication