Definition
Definition of lowish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
measurementRare somewhat low in degree or amountRare
- The temperature today is lowish for summer.
2.
heightRare slightly below average in heightRare
- The ceiling is lowish compared to modern standards.
3.
qualityRare not very high in qualityRare
- The movie received lowish ratings from critics.
Origin of lowish
English, low (not high) + ish (somewhat)
Examples of lowish in a sentence
The water level in the river is lowish this year. The table is lowish, making it easy for kids. His lowish stature made him stand out in the crowd. The restaurant received lowish reviews from diners. His performance was considered lowish by the judges.
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- French:plutôt bas, modeste, ...
- German:etwas niedrig, niedrig, ...
- Italian:piuttosto basso, bassino, ...
- Spanish:algo bajo, bajo, ...
- Portuguese:um pouco baixo, baixo, ...
- Chinese:有点低, 有点低的, ...
- Japanese:やや低い, 少し低め, ...
- Arabic:مُنْخَفِض نِسْبِيًّا, قصير نوعاً ما, ...
- Hebrew:נָמוּךְ קְצָת, נָמוּךְ, ...
- Russian:низковатый, невысокий, ...
- Ukrainian:дещо низький, низький, ...
- Hindi:थोड़ा कम, कम ऊँचाई वाला, ...
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