Lower ( verb , adjective )

(As a verb)

Lower ( verb )

1. To move (something) to a lower position or reduce the height of (something).
2. To reduce the amount, degree, or level of (something).
3. To cause (someone's spirits, enthusiasm, etc.) to decline or become weaker.

Origin:

Old english læwan, of west germanic origin; related to dutch laten and german lassen.

Examples:

1. She lowered the box onto the ground.
2. The company has decided to lower the price of its products.
3. His illness has lowered his energy levels.
4. They lowered the curtains to block the sun.
5. The bad news lowered her spirits.

(As an adjective)

Lower ( adjective )

1. To move (something) to a lower position or reduce the height of (something).
2. To reduce the amount, degree, or level of (something).
3. To cause (someone's spirits, enthusiasm, etc.) to decline or become weaker.

Origin:

Old english læwan, of west germanic origin; related to dutch laten and german lassen.

Examples:

1. She lowered the box onto the ground.
2. The company has decided to lower the price of its products.
3. His illness has lowered his energy levels.
4. They lowered the curtains to block the sun.
5. The bad news lowered her spirits.