low down
/ˈloʊˌdaʊn/
adjective
- Dishonest, unfair, or mean in a sneaky way.
- He's a low-down cheater who never plays by the rules.
- I can't believe she told that low-down lie about her coworker.
- That was a low-down trick to steal his lunch money.
Antonyms
noun
- The true facts or important information about someone or something, especially when not widely known.
- The reporter spent weeks getting the low-down on the corruption scandal.
- She gave me the low-down on which professors are the best to study with.
- Before buying a used car, get the low-down on its history from a mechanic.