nadir

The benchmark has risen some 2.8% since its early August nadir and is up just over 1.8% since the start of the month.

City Hall was at a nadir amid numerous criminal scandals and an explosive leaked recording of some City Council members frankly discussing politics in sometimes racist terms.

One person’s humiliating nadir comes during a painful tracking shot at an outdoor party where they’re shunned like they have the plague.

West Indies' decline is nothing new, but this feels like a particular nadir and already the post-mortem has begun.

Would that the report marked the nadir of Kennedy’s work as secretary of Health and Human Services.