lower
Definition of lower:
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part of speech: adverb
LOWERINGLY.
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part of speech: verb
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part of speech: adjective
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part of speech: verb
To gather and appear gloomy, as the clouds: to threaten a storm: to frown.
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part of speech: verb
To bring low; to cause to descend; to bring down; to lessen; to humble or degrade; to enfeeble; to sink.
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part of speech: verb
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Common misspellings:
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- lwr (0.7%)
- higer (0.4%)
- lwoer (20.0%)
- ower (8.4%)
- lowder (1.1%)
- lowere (21.5%)
- lowel (0.7%)
- buttom (0.4%)
- loer (10.9%)
- lowwer (4.7%)
- lowerer (0.7%)
- lowerd (0.4%)
- lowerr (0.7%)
- loweer (0.7%)
- lowr (7.3%)
- lowe (12.4%)
- llower (2.2%)
- lwer (1.5%)
- loewr (1.8%)
- lowre (0.7%)
- lowyer (0.4%)
- l0wer (1.1%)
- lonbk (0.7%)
- lweor (0.7%)
Usage examples for lower:
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He now spoke in a much lower tone.
"Captain Macklin" – Richard Harding Davis -
I'd never been lower than that.
"A College Girl" – Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey -
Loudon was the first to lower his gaze.
"Paradise Bend" – William Patterson White -
Could it possibly go lower than sixty- two?
"Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford" – George Randolph Chester
