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Adjective: lowering law-u-ring- Darkened by clouds
"a lowering sky" - heavy, sullen, threatening Noun: lowering law-u-ring- The act of causing to become less
- The act of causing something to move to a lower level
- letting down Verb: lower[2] law-u(r)- Look angry or sullen, wrinkle one's forehead, as if to signal disapproval
- frown, glower, lour Verb: lower low-u(r)- Move something down to a less high position
"lower the vase from the shelf" - take down, let down, get down, bring down - Reduce the ranking, degree, intensity, strength, etc., of
"lower a rating"; "lower expectations" - Make quieter
"lower the volume of a radio" - turn down - Cause to drop or sink
"The lack of rain had lowered the water level in the reservoir" - depress
Derived forms: lowerings See also: cloudy, loweringly Type of: alter, change, decrease, devalue, diminution, displace, grimace, lessen, make a face, minify, modify, move, movement, pull a face, reduction, step-down Antonym: raise Encyclopedia: Lower Lower, New Jersey |