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to lower
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to reduce something in degree, amount, quality, or strength
Transitive: to lower the rate or degree of something
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to decrease in degree, amount, quality, or strength
Intransitive
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to drop one's eyebrows, chin, or gaze to express sadness, disapproval, or shame, or to show less intensity or hostility in a facial expression
Intransitive
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to move something or someone to a position that is closer to the ground
Transitive: to lower sth
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to make one's voice deeper or quieter
Transitive: to lower one's voice
Lower
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the lower of two berths
lower
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in or into a position that is less high
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situated at a position further down in relation to other parts
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lowered
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Example
The teacher lowered the difficulty of the exam to ensure fairness for all students.
He adjusted the thermostat to lower the temperature in the room.
The government implemented measures to lower the unemployment rate in the country.
The company decided to lower its prices to attract more customers.
Following the diet plan helped her to lower her cholesterol levels significantly.
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