n. 25B6; adjective
a low fence : SHORT, small, little; squat, stubby, stunted, dwarf; shallow.
she was wearing a low dress : LOW-CUT, skimpy, revealing, plunging.
low prices : CHEAP, economical, moderate, reasonable, modest, bargain, bargain-basement, rock-bottom.
supplies were low : SCARCE, scanty, scant, skimpy, meagre, sparse, few, little, paltry; reduced, depleted, diminished.
low quality : INFERIOR, substandard, poor, bad, low-grade, below par, second-rate, unsatisfactory, deficient, defective.
of low birth : HUMBLE, lowly, low-ranking, plebeian, proletarian, peasant, poor; common, ordinary.
low expectations : UNAMBITIOUS, unaspiring, modest.
a low opinion : UNFAVOURABLE, poor, bad, adverse, negative.
a rather low thing to have done : DESPICABLE, contemptible, reprehensible, lamentable, disgusting, shameful, mean, abject, unworthy, shabby, uncharitable, base, dishonourable, unprincipled, ignoble, sordid; nasty, cruel, foul, bad; informal rotten, low-down; Brit. informal beastly; dated dastardly; archaic scurvy.
low comedy : UNCOUTH, uncultured, unsophisticated, rough, rough-hewn, unrefined, tasteless, crass, common, vulgar, coarse, crude.
a low voice : QUIET, soft, faint, gentle, muted, subdued, muffled, hushed, quietened, whispered, stifled, murmured.
a low note : BASS, low-pitched, deep, rumbling, booming, sonorous.
she was feeling low : DEPRESSED, dejected, despondent, downhearted, downcast, low-spirited, down, morose, miserable, dismal, heavy-hearted, mournful, forlorn, woebegone, crestfallen, dispirited; without energy, enervated, flat, sapped, weary; informal down in the mouth, down in the dumps, fed up, blue.
high, expensive, plentiful, superior, noble, favourable, admirable, decent, exalted, loud, cheerful, lively.
25B6; noun the dollar fell to an all-time low : NADIR, low point, lowest point, lowest level, depth, rock bottom.
high.