LOW
Dashboard warning state
Low is an adjective, adverb, and noun whose core meaning is not high.
Low is usually contrasted with high or higher to express a range of meanings.
A low price is less than a high price.
When the sun is low in the sky, it is near the horizon.
A low mark is a poor grade in school.
Low tide is when the tide is lowest.
Low blood pressure is less than average blood pressure.
A low point in something is the time when it is least successful.
Persistently sad, spiritless
- sadEmotionally low
- downToward lower ground
- bluePrimary color; also sad
- melancholySubdued, lasting sadness
gloomy · dejected · downcast · dispirited · unhappy · despondent · morose · glum
Lacking in sound
- whisperSpeech without full voice
- murmurSoft, indistinct continuous sound
- softYielding to touch
- hushedReduced to silence
muted · faint · gentle · subdued · hush · inaudible · barely · dimmed
Solid surface underfoot
- floorIndoor walking surface
- squatCrouching on bent legs
- crouchLow bent-knee stance
- bottomLowest point or underside
underneath · beneath · sunken · basement · shallow · knee-high · underpass · valley
Of lower rank
- cheapLow in price
- poorLacking sufficient resources
- substandardBelow required quality
- shoddyOf poor craftsmanship
second-rate · mediocre · shabby · tacky · base · common · crude · vulgar
Low in light
- faintWeak and indistinct
- weakLacking power or force
- paleLacking color intensity
- mildModerate in intensity
gentle · subtle · soft · slight · dull · mellow · moderate · subdued
In short supply
- depletedSeverely reduced or emptied
- minimalSmallest amount needed
- shortageDeficient supply of necessities
- dwindlingProgressively becoming smaller
meager · insufficient · limited · sparse · reduced · diminished · empty · deficient
Deep pitch or fish
- deepFar from surface
- baritoneMid-range male voice
- rumbleLow rolling sound
- gravellyContaining small stones
booming · resonant · thunderous · basso · contrabass · subwoofer · alto · register
Morally worthless, beneath regard
- shamefulCausing or meriting disgrace
- contemptibleDeserving strong disrespect
- vileExtremely unpleasant or bad
- underhandedSecretly dishonest or unfair
sneaky · mean · dirty · dishonorable · unscrupulous · sleazy · deplorable · ignoble
depressed
Persistently sad, spiritless
melancholy · gloomy · dejected · downcast · dispirited · unhappy · despondent · morose · glum · somber
quiet
Lacking in sound
hushed · muted · faint · gentle · subdued · hush · inaudible · barely · dimmed · background
ground
Solid surface underfoot
bottom · underneath · beneath · sunken · basement · shallow · knee-high · underpass · valley · depression
inferior
Of lower rank
- cheapLow in price
- poorLacking sufficient resources
- substandardBelow required quality
shoddy · second-rate · mediocre · shabby · tacky · base · common · crude · vulgar · coarse
dim
Low in light
mild · gentle · subtle · soft · slight · dull · mellow · moderate · subdued · understated
scarce
In short supply
- depletedSeverely reduced or emptied
- minimalSmallest amount needed
- shortageDeficient supply of necessities
dwindling · meager · insufficient · limited · sparse · reduced · diminished · empty · deficient · lacking
bass
Deep pitch or fish
gravelly · booming · resonant · thunderous · basso · contrabass · subwoofer · alto · register · frequency
despicable
Morally worthless, beneath regard
- shamefulCausing or meriting disgrace
- contemptibleDeserving strong disrespect
- vileExtremely unpleasant or bad
underhanded · sneaky · mean · dirty · dishonorable · unscrupulous · sleazy · deplorable · ignoble · scummy
- lower the barReduce required standards
- running lowNearing exhaustion of supply
- lower backSpine's bottom section
- lower lipMouth's bottom boundary
- run lowNear exhaustion of supply
- low batteryInsufficient stored power
lower, lowest, lowly, lowness, lowland, lowlands, lowlander, lowermost, low-lying