ADJECTIVE
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characteristic of a person who is not cultivated or does not have intellectual tastes
lowbrow tastes
How To Use lowbrowed In A Sentence
- Three men came out from under the lowbrowed Tudor arch in the mellow facade of Mandeville College, into the strong evening sunlight of a summer day which seemed as if it would never end; and in that sunlight they saw something that blasted like lightning; well-fitted to be the shock of their lives. The Complete Father Brown
- And his hairy, lowbrowed forbears in Tertiary times can we see ourselves in them? In the Noon of Science
- He is lowbrowed, swarthy, ill kept, and wears rings in his ears. Our Vanishing Wild Life Its Extermination and Preservation
- It never occurs to them that the woman is lacking in intelligence because of her refusal; nor that the man she prefers is a lowbrowed scoundrel. Robert Browning: How to Know Him
- How could a lowbrowed viking be expected to understand Boston, much less what was going to be Boston in a thousand years! This Giddy Globe
- Before the broom ever touched the object, he froze, his hand suspended in midair over a long-toothed, lowbrowed, hollow-eyed yellow skull. Song of Time