lowest
/ˈloʊɪst/
noun
- The smallest or least amount, level, or point.
- The stock hit its lowest in five years.
- The river's water level is at its lowest during summer.
- She reached the lowest of her career before turning things around.
adverb
- At or to the smallest height, amount, or degree.
- The stock market fell lowest in March before recovering.
- Among all the birds, the penguin flies lowest.
- Of all the bids, hers was valued lowest.
adjective
- Of the least height; at the bottom of a scale of measurement.
- Mount Everest is not the lowest point on Earth; that's the Dead Sea.
- She hung the picture on the lowest hook on the wall.
- The lowest shelf is where we keep the children's books.
- Smallest in amount, value, or degree.
- He scored the lowest on the test, so he studied harder.
- We found the lowest price for the laptop online.
- The temperature reached its lowest point of the year last night.
- Least important or least powerful in a hierarchy.
- In the animal kingdom, the lowest rank in a pack is called the omega.
- She worked her way up from the lowest position to manager.
- Interns often start at the lowest level in the company.