to reduce; to lower; to bring down

to be lower than

restrained or modest in style; avoiding attention or publicity

to bend or bow down, especially one's head

vertical dimension, relative level, or musical pitch

to lower or bow one's head physically

in a slump, stagnant, or experiencing a downturn (typically of an economy or market)

in a low voice or at a low volume

to underestimate or underrate

feeling downcast, dejected, or unhappy

inexpensive; requiring a small amount of money to produce, operate, or purchase

low-level, basic, or rudimentary in rank or stage of development

the nadir or lowest ebb of a situation, such as one's career, emotions, or the economy

(finance) (of the price of a security etc) to open lower than the previous closing price

to lower (one's voice)

to reduce the amount, degree, or intensity of something

low atmospheric or physical pressure

bass; low pitch

low-pitched and deep voice

to disparage, demean, or speak slightingly of someone's character or status

lowest point; nadir; minimum level

lacking in refinement, good taste, or moral standards; coarse and unrefined

low yield

of low grade, rank, or quality; inferior

a period of slump, decline, or low morale

lacking the necessary skills, capacity, or ability to perform a task or function

lower level; low grade; inferior

a person who is extremely stupid or incompetent (often used as a derogatory insult)

of poor or substandard quality; low-grade

having little height or small in stature; not tall

to speak in a low voice; to mutter

hypoglycemia (medicine)

having a low price or market value

low fat

low blood pressure

not producing the intended or desired result; having low efficacy

to hang low or sag downwards

a lower grade in a school (e.g. 1st or 2nd year); the lower division of a school

low-grade fever (37.3–38°C)

(finance) (of a security etc) to open lower than the previous closing price but rise throughout the trading session

low in social status or position

uneven bars (gymnastics)