Lowery
- proper noun
- /ˈloʊəri/
- Yes, Mr. Lowery?
- Lowery said
- Lowery notes
- Lowery, 1998
And I saw Glenn Lowery on his podcast make a point to, to his Co host, John Mcwhorter, where he said white people need to stop being afraid to call this stuff out.
- And I saw Glenn Lowery on his podcast make a point to, to his Co host, John Mcwhorter, where he said white people need to stop being afraid to call this stuff out.
Examples
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During his leadership, the Rev. Lowery focused the organization on economic issues such as affirmative action and minority business development.
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Lowery, we're headed your way.
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Is Mr. Lowery back from lunch yet?
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Is Mr Lowery back from lunch?
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Lowery, are you still there?
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Lowery, I'm on my way back to you.
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Joey, what did you say that offended Tom Lowery?
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Mr Lowery, if you don't mind, I'd like to go right on home after the bank.
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No, Mr. Lowery, but then she's always a bit late on Monday mornings.
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I spoke with Mr. Lowery about the new project yesterday.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lowery is a family name often found in Ireland and Scotland and is a form of the surname Lowry, which comes from old Irish or Scottish family names meaning 'descendant'. So, Lowery today is a surname that shows a person's family or origin.