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low

adjective
Not high or elevated; depressed below any given surface or place. Low ground or land, is land below the common level. Low is opposed to high, and both are relative terms. That which is low with respect to one thing, may be high with respect to another. A low house would be a high fence. A low flight for an eagle, would be a high flight for a partridge.

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Not rising to the usual height; as a man of low stature.

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Declining near the horizon. The sun is low at four o’clock in winter, and at six in summer./ .

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Deep; descending far below the adjacent ground; as a low valley. The lowest bottom shook of Erebus.

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Sunk to the natural level of the ocean by the retiring of the tide; as low water.

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Below the usual rate or amount, or below the ordinary value; as a low price of corn; low wages.

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Not high or loud; as a low voice.

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Grave; depressed in the scale of sounds; as a low note.

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Near or not very distant from the equator; as a low latitude. We say, the low southern latitudes; the high northern latitudes.

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Late in time; modern as the lower empire.

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Dejected; depressed in vigor; wanting strength or animation; as low spirits; low in spirits. His courage is low.

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Depressed in condition; in a humble state. Why but to keep you low and ignorant?

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Humble in rank; in a mean condition; as men of high and low condition; the lower walks of life; a low class of people.

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Mean; abject; groveling; base; as a person of low mind.

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Dishonorable; mean; as a low trick or stratagem.

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Not elevated or sublime; not exalted in thought or diction; as a low comparison; a low metaphor; low language. In comparison of these divine writers, the noblest wits of the heathen world are low and dull.

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Vulgar; common; as a low education.

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Submissive; humble; reverent. And pay their fealty with low subjection. But first low reverence done.

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Weak; exhausted of vital energy. His disease has brought him very low.

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Feeble; weak; without force; as a low pulse.