lowest
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- adjective
- /ˈloʊɪst/
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- Yet Africa's crop production remains the lowest in the world.
- the lowest rate
- the lowest unemployment
- the lowest score
Well, that's like the lowest level of presence.
- Well, that's like the lowest level of presence.
- I never went for the lowest bid on lumber again.
- The workforce in child care is among the lowest paid in this country.
- And so this is, this is then the lowest energy state of benzene.
- And you just feel like the lowest person on earth.
- I just think find the lowest cost, high quality source you can.
- When were you at your lowest or for all which time?
- Well, you've filled up the two lowest energy states.
Examples
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The tax gap is now at its lowest level ever.
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And you just feel like the lowest person on earth.
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The tax gap is now at its lowest level ever.
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Try and find one that has the lowest percentage rate.
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Unemployment is at its lowest since records began.
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African American unemployment stands at the lowest rate ever recorded.
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Clearly that's the lowest point of your life.
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Liquidity is poor, reaching the lowest levels in over a year.
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It was arguably the lowest this office has ever felt.
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Unemployment is at its lowest since records began.
Synonyms
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At the end and cannot be changed
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At the lowest or deepest level
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The point when something is at its smallest level
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A person of low rank or importance, for example a servant
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Lower in rank, status, or importance
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In the lowest position in a competition or list
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A position with little power in an organization
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A person who has a low rank in a group or at work
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A person who has a less important job or less power in an organization
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A very small amount or something of low importance
To be in a lower social or work position and have other people treat you as less important
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
The smallest number that each of the given numbers goes into evenly
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Morphology
Etymology
Lowest comes from the simple word low ('near the ground' or 'less') plus the ending -est meaning 'most'. So lowest means 'very low' or at the very bottom, like the lowest rung of a ladder.