ALL meanings of lowered
low·er
L l - verb with object lowered to cause to descend; let or put down: to lower a flag. 1
- verb with object lowered to make lower in height or level: to lower the water in a canal. 1
- verb with object lowered to reduce in amount, price, degree, force, etc. 1
- verb with object lowered to make less loud: Please lower your voice. 1
- verb with object lowered to bring down in rank or estimation; degrade; humble; abase (oneself), as by some sacrifice of self-respect or dignity: His bad actions lowered him in my eyes. 1
- verb with object lowered Music. to make lower in pitch; flatten. 1
- verb with object lowered Phonetics. to alter the articulation of (a vowel) by increasing the distance of the tongue downward from the palate: The vowel of “clerk” is lowered to (ä) in the British pronunciation. 1
- verb without object lowered to be dark and threatening, as the sky or the weather. 1
- verb without object lowered to frown, scowl, or look sullen; glower: He lowers at people when he's in a bad mood. 1
- adjective lowered comparative of low1 . 1
- adjective lowered of or relating to those portions of a river farthest from the source. 1
- adjective lowered (often initial capital letter) Stratigraphy. noting an early division of a period, system, or the like: the Lower Devonian. 1
- noun lowered a dark, threatening appearance, as of the sky or weather. 1
- noun lowered a frown or scowl. 1
- noun lowered Simple past tense and past participle of lower. 1