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Less high in position
“The book you're looking for is on the lower shelf of the cabinet.”
Less high in rank, quality or amount
“The first-line or lower manager is most concerned with the performance of his or her immediate work unit.”
Reduced in amount or value, especially of price
“You may have to accept a lower price given the lack of interest.”
Situated at a lower, or lowermost, level in comparison to someone or something else
Relating to or characteristic of hell or the underworld
Relating to the character of an early stage in the evolutionary or historical development of something
Located in a hole, space, or opening
Most senior
To move something to a lower level
“Stop work immediately and lower the platform to the ground.”
To go to a lower level, especially abruptly
“A mere glance upwards at a bright lamp caused it to lower from the domed ceiling.”
To decrease in size, amount, value, or degree
“Economists debated if they could lower interest rates to stimulate demand.”
To diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually
“The water level would gradually lower over time.”
To behave in a way that is perceived as unworthy or debased
“He must really be infatuated with her to be willing to lower himself to this level.”
(of a sound) To make or become less in amount, intensity, or degree
“We told them to lower their voices while the ceremony was in progress.”
To look angry or sullen
“The frumpy old lady would lower at the kids whenever they misbehaved.”
To have a forbidding or gloomy expression or look
“The sky would begin to lower, and we knew a thunderstorm was afoot.”
To knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is
To lower the rank or status of something or someone
To become progressively worse in quality or health
To physically bend downward
To physically bring to the ground
To immerse or submerge into liquid
To put a damper on one's mood or enthusiasm
To apply business methodology to something in order to profit
To completely destroy, especially by pulling to the ground
To be on the verge of transpiring, occurring or happening
To pull (curtains) shut or open
Move downward
To do something that one regards as below one's dignity or level of importance
To fit, or be fitted, into a slot
Be silent, morose, and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment
Exert a modifying or controlling influence on
To cover completely with water
To descend from something, typically a vehicle
A facial expression indicating disapproval or displeasure
“He flinched when he saw the scornful lower on her face.”
Lower
Downward or low down
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