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.
  •depressed (adjective)
  • 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.
  •detestable (adjective)
  • execrable,
  • lousy,
  • gross,
  • awful,
  • atrocious,
  • repugnant,
  • Abhorred,
  • grody,
  • revolting,
  • outrageous,
  • despicable,
  • accursed,
  • obnoxious,
  • heinous,
  • shocking,
  • horrid,
  • hateable,
  • offensive,
  • rotten,
  • maggot,
  • repulsive,
  • monstrous,
  • godawful.
  •lascivious (adjective)
  • 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.
  •lecherous (adjective)
  • lascivious,
  • Concupiscent,
  • hot and heavy,
  • Lubricous,
  • satyric.
  •low (adjective)
  • disheartened,
  • miserable,
  • singing the blues,
  • gloomy,
  • forlorn.
  •lurid (adjective)
  • 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.
  •melancholic (adjective)
  • dull,
  • wistful,
  • tristful,
  • desolate,
  • dysphoric,
  • at,
  • heavy-hearted.
  •paltry (adjective)
  • ineffectual,
  • set,
  • insignificant,
  • trivial,
  • slight,
  • meager,
  • Unconsequential,
  • trifling,
  • picayune,
  • derisory,
  • narrow,
  • piddling,
  • minor,
  • puny,
  • sleazy,
  • trashy,
  • unimportant,
  • limited,
  • common,
  • inconsiderable.
  •shabby (adjective)
  • inglorious,
  • shameful,
  • shady,
  • thoughtless,
  • selfish,
  • miserly,
  • inconsiderate,
  • disgraceful,
  • unkind,
  • mercenary,
  • disreputable,
  • dishonorable,
  • stingy.
  •sordid (adjective)
  • 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.
  •tasteless (adjective)
  • 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.
  •tristful (adjective)
  • melancholic.
  •ugly (adjective)
  • messy,
  • noisome,
  • troublous,
  • pesky,
  • frightful,
  • scandalous,
  • repellent,
  • nauseous,
  • wicked,
  • distasteful,
  • objectionable,
  • troublesome,
  • vexatious,
  • sickening.
  •unjust (adjective)
  • unfair,
  • fixed,
  • unjustified,
  • Influenced,
  • partial,
  • undeserved,
  • unforgivable,
  • wrong,
  • wrongful,
  • biased,
  • inequitable,
  • below the belt,
  • unmerited,
  • unrighteous,
  • prejudiced,
  • underhand,
  • partisan,
  • one-sided.
  •unscrupulous (adjective)
  • crooked,
  • degrading,
  • illegal,
  • unethical,
  • sly,
  • recreant,
  • exploitative,
  • conscienceless,
  • scheming,
  • unconscionable,
  • shifty,
  • two-faced,
  • slippery,
  • perfidious,
  • underhanded,
  • ruthless,
  • casuistic,
  • crafty,
  • shameless,
  • questionable,
  • unconscientious.
  •wicked (adjective)
  • depraved,
  • abandoned,
  • impish,
  • heartless,
  • irreligious,
  • arch,
  • sinful,
  • flagitious,
  • bad news,
  • naughty,
  • reprobate,
  • egregious,
  • devilish,
  • amoral,
  • wayward,
  • Fiendish,
  • impious,
  • iniquitous,
  • evil,
  • villainous,
  • profane,
  • incorrigible,
  • dissolute,
  • guilty,
  • mischievous,
  • debased.
  •wretched (adjective)
  • hopeless,
  • deplorable,
  • sorrowful,
  • Bummed,
  • dolorous,
  • hapless,
  • pathetic,
  • weak,
  • woeful,
  • calamitous,
  • depressed,
  • afflicted,
  • tragic,
  • unfortunate,
  • faulty,
  • flimsy,
  • down-and-out,
  • distressed.

• 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.
  •chapter and verse (noun)
  • Real Mccoy,
  • quotation.
  •communication (noun)
  • 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.
  •confidential information (noun)
  • inside information.
  •direction(s) (noun)
  • plan,
  • steer,
  • specification,
  • tip,
  • regulation,
  • recommendation,
  • notification,
  • advisement,
  • Guidelines,
  • prescription,
  • indication,
  • assignment,
  • summons.
  •dirt (noun)
  • buzz,
  • intimate intelligence,
  • juicy morsel,
  • the lowdown,
  • talk.
  •dope (noun)
  • details,
  • developments,
  • knowledge.
  •facts (noun)
  • reality,
  • clue,
  • cue,
  • data,
  • gospel,
  • bottom line,
  • brass tacks,
  • certainty.
  •gospel truth (noun)
  • straight truth,
  • bible truth,
  • hard truth,
  • naked truth,
  • unalloyed truth,
  • plain truth.
  •information (noun)
  • 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.
  •inside information (noun)
  • reliable source,
  • state's evidence,
  • exclusives,
  • hot news,
  • private source,
  • exclusive,
  • undisclosed source,
  • secret.
  •instructions (noun)
  • directions.
  •instructions, guidance (noun)
  • direction(s).
  •intelligence (noun)
  • tip-off,
  • findings,
  • tip off,
  • rumors,
  • hot tip,
  • picture,
  • tipoff,
  • rumor.
  •news (noun)
  • 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.
  •notice (noun)
  • caveat,
  • circular,
  • criticism,
  • write-up,
  • proclamation,
  • intimation,
  • comment,
  • advertisement,
  • memo,
  • sign,
  • order,
  • remark,
  • poster,
  • critique,
  • comments,
  • know,
  • admonition,
  • caution,
  • memorandum,
  • handbill,
  • review.
  •particular (noun)
  • element,
  • point,
  • nuts and bolts,
  • specific,
  • nitty-gritty,
  • item,
  • circumstance,
  • abc's,
  • thing,
  • feature,
  • case,
  • article,
  • rundown.
  •proof (noun)
  • clincher,
  • affidavit,
  • record,
  • grounds,
  • trace,
  • attestation,
  • why,
  • establishment,
  • reasons,
  • verification,
  • wherefore,
  • criterion,
  • corroboration,
  • argument,
  • smoking gun,
  • documents,
  • reason,
  • testimony,
  • deposition,
  • witness,
  • warrant,
  • testament,
  • credentials,
  • exhibit,
  • validation,
  • averment.
  •rationalization (noun)
  • rationale,
  • justification.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • deceitful,
  • fraudulent,
  • devious,
  • untruthful,
  • unscrupulous,
  • dishonest,
  • unprincipled,
  • dubious,
  • cunning,
  • corrupt.
  •Other relevant words:
  • 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:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    truth.

Antonyms for Lowdown:

• adj.

  • contemptible
    delightful, honorable, pleasing, likeable, admired, loved, lovable, good, worthy, admirable, kind, pleasant, respectable, nice.
  • 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.
  • detestable
    cherished, loveable, respected, adorable, Prized, adored.
  • lascivious
    chaste, moral, clean.
  • low
    high, strong, honest, well, upright, increased, tall, prominent, healthy, elevated.
  • lurid
    modest, dull, humble, mild.
  • paltry
    important, substantial, sufficient, wealthy, significant, worthwhile, big, plenty, large, valuable, consequential.
  • sordid
    wonderful, reputable.
  • tasteless
    couth, refined, savory, tasteful, polished, tasty, appetizing, normal, flavorful, sophisticated, careful.
  • ugly
    lovely, beautiful, delicate, gentle, great, agreeable, safe, attractive.
  • unjust
    impartial, just, unbiased, equitable, unprejudiced, fair.
  • unscrupulous
    frank, right, lawful, truthful, trustworthy, open, scrupulous, principled, ethical, aboveboard.
  • wicked
    Assisting, helpful, obedient, useful, Aiding, amateur, Behaved, friendly.
  • wretched
    bright, hopeful, joyful, excellent, encouraging.

• n.

  • communication
    cover, secret, ignorance, question, concealment, suppression, silence, withholding, quiet.
  • direction(s)
    Misinstruction, misdirection.
  • dirt
    cleanliness, purity, sterility, pureness, morality.
  • dope
    genius, brain.
  • facts
    hypothesis, lies, theory.
  • intelligence
    ineptness, inability.
  • news
    truth, history.
  • notice
    answer, neglect, heedlessness.
  • particular
    generality.
  • Other antonyms:
    open secret, ancient history.