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- DictionaryLow·ly/ˈlōlē/
adjective
- 1. low in status or importance; humble: "she was too good for her lowly position"
adverb
- 1. to a low degree; in a low manner: "lowly paid workers"
The meaning of LOWLY is not lofty or grand : commonplace, ordinary. How to use lowly in a sentence.
Lowly definition: humble in station, condition, or nature. See examples of LOWLY used in a sentence.
uk / ˈləʊ.li / us / ˈloʊ.li /. Add to word list. low in position and importance, or not respected: He took a lowly job in an insurance firm. His first job in the hotel was as a lowly bellboy. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Organizations - position & status. ambassador. anti-elite.
1. humble in station, condition, or nature: a lowly cottage. 2. low in growth or position. 3. humble in attitude, behavior, or spirit; meek. adv. 4. in a low position, manner, or degree: a lowly placed shelf. 5. humbly. 6. in a quiet voice: to converse lowly. [1300–50] low′li•ly, adv.
Synonyms for LOWLY: low, humble, plebeian, lower-class, ignoble, inferior, proletarian, unwashed; Antonyms of LOWLY: high, noble, lofty, great, aristocratic, gentle, upper-class, genteel.
Lowly things aren't considered to be important or impressive. Your lowly position on a sports team might make you best suited to carry all of the players' equipment. When a person is described as lowly, the world often refers to their job or social class.
lowly. adjective. us / ˈloʊ.li / uk / ˈləʊ.li /. Add to word list. low in position and importance, or not respected: He took a lowly job in an insurance firm. His first job in the hotel was as a lowly bellboy. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Organizations - position & status.
1. humble or low in position, rank, status, etc. 2. full of humility; meek. 3. simple, unpretentious, or plain. adverb. 4. in a low or lowly manner.
Definition of lowly adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Lowly Definition. Of or suited to a low position or rank. Humble; meek. Plain or prosaic in nature. Ordinary; commonplace. Having a low esteem of one's own worth; humble; meek; free from pride. Humbly; meekly. In a meek or humble manner. Low in sound; softly; gently.
