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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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The new guidance is well above the current analyst consensus estimate of $22.48, and suggests Wall Street’s fourth quarter expectations may be too low.

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Two Seas and other large shareholders told Barron’s that they liked the merger in principle—a vertical integration with a customer buying a supplier—but that the price was too low.

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Trey Yesavage walked the first two batters he ever faced in professional baseball, and his pitching coach at the lowest level of the minor leagues was concerned.

This year has been particularly challenging for national park staff and morale is low, said Mark Rose, a program manager with the National Parks Conservation Assn.

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Israeli warplanes also flew over parts of southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley on Thursday, while drones were again seen circling low above Beirut's southern suburbs.

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

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