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low

Definition for low

adjective as in living in, coming from poor circumstances

Strongest match

poor

adjective as in depressed

adjective as in not feeling well

adjective as in not loud

Strongest matches

quiet, soft

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Example Sentences

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Still, he will be 35 on opening day and his .700 OPS was his lowest in a decade.

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She said the rail network in the UK was a "low crime environment" and for every one million passenger journeys only 27 crimes were committed.

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Goldman also figures that the 6% consensus for earnings growth was probably understood as conservative, “or unrealistically low” by most investors.

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"It was challenging because helicopter operations were difficult because of low visibility. Weather has improved now," Pandey said.

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Given that inflation is set to remain very low for some time yet, that could prompt the SNB to cut rates next year, he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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