lowered
- adjective
- /ˈloʊərd/
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- The bridge was designed with lowered sides to accommodate larger vehicles.
So let the energy of breathing go lower in your body.
- So let the energy of breathing go lower in your body.
- And so First off, like my lower back is like just crushed.
- You got to go a little lower and then lean back.
- Just like sit a little bit lower in the seat, that's it.
- And he felt his his body, his lower back constricting.
- This is the Pixie by Petra lower lash mascara.
Examples
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He opted for a lowered version of the car for better handling on the track.
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OK, So these are sort of the lower limits of hearing.
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And so First off, like my lower back is like just crushed.
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And as it turns out, lower levels of mental health and well-being.
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Canada CPI came in lower than expected in January.
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They're experiencing nature at a lower rate than ever before.
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So do consider going for a lower RPM or lower CFM fan.
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That's going to protect the knees, the lower back and engage the glutes.
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The plants need to be kept in a lowered position to prevent damage from frost.
Synonyms
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1.0
At a lower level or amount than before
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1.0
To a position close to the ground
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4.1
Areas close to the ground or sea level that often flood
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6.0
Flattened with the top pushed down
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4.6
Lower than the area around it, often hollowed or pressed in
Lower than usual and close to the ground
A vehicle or structure built low to the ground with parts under its frame
Antonyms
How Low
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lowered comes from the simple word low, which means 'not high', and the ending -ed shows that something has been made that way or that the action happened. So when something is lowered it is moved down or placed below what is normal, or it can show a quiet, humble feeling like a 'lowered' head.