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lower
adjective as in under, inferior
Weak matches
- bush-league
- lesser
- lower-rung
- nether
- pared down
- second-class
- second-fiddle
- second-string
- smaller
- subjacent
- under
verb as in let down; fall
verb as in reduce, minimize
Example Sentences
Target in May warned that sales would be lower than previously expected this year, amid concern about how a consumer pull-back on discretionary items might affect its business.
Professional money managers tend to be more disciplined about rebalancing their stocks, even if it lowers their returns in the short term.
This week, he took to social media, urging ranchers to lower prices for their cattle.
By Sharif’s calculations, the CPI prints generated have been running at about 80% of the typical sample size since April due to lower staffing.
Consumer sentiment was 24% lower this October than a year ago, with people feeling more concerned about the current economic conditions, according to results from the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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