lowlight
ˈləʊˌlaɪt
Definition

Definition of lowlight - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
eventsRareparticularly unfavorable or mediocre momentRare
  • The lowlight of the trip was the rainy weather.
disappointment letdown
2.
fashionRaresmall section of hair dyed darkerRare
  • She added lowlights to her blonde hair for depth.
highlight streak
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Images of lowlight

  • lowlight: small section of hair dyed darker
    small section of hair dyed darker

Origin of lowlight

Old English, low (not high) + light (brightness)

Examples of lowlight in a sentence

  • Missing the concert was a lowlight of my year.
  • The stylist suggested lowlights to enhance her natural color.
  • Lowlights can add dimension to your hairstyle.

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  1. French:point bas, mèches foncées, ...
  2. German:Tiefpunkt, dunkle Strähnchen, ...
  3. Italian:momento peggiore, meches scure, ...
  4. Spanish:punto bajo, mechas oscuras, ...
  5. Portuguese:ponto baixo, madeixa escura, ...
  6. Chinese:低谷, 低光染发, ...
  7. Japanese:ハイライト, ダークハイライト, ...
  8. Arabic:أَسْوَأ لَحْظَة, لُو لايْت, ...
  9. Hebrew:רֶגַע לֹא נָעִים, הַכְהָיָה, ...
  10. Russian:неприятный момент, тёмные пряди, ...
  11. Ukrainian:найгірший момент, темні пасма, ...
  12. Hindi:निराशाजनक क्षण, डार्क हाइलाइट्स, ...

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