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lowliness

/ˈləʊ.li.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Zustand von Bescheidenheit, Demut und geringer Selbstachtung oder eine niedrige Stellung bzw. einen niedrigen Rang bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˈləʊ.li.nəs/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Zustand von Bescheidenheit, Demut und geringer Selbstachtung oder eine niedrige Stellung bzw. einen niedrigen Rang bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the state of being humble, modest, and having a low opinion of one's own importance, or a position of inferior status or rank.

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  1. Humility and modestyC1formal

    The quality of being humble, unpretentious, and not considering oneself superior to others.

    deDemut

    • Her lowliness was admired by all who knew her, as she never boasted of her achievements.
    • He accepted the award with a sense of lowliness, thanking his team for their support.
    • The monk's life was characterized by lowliness and devotion to service.

    Synonymehumblehumilitymeeknessmodestyself-effacementunpretentiousness

    Antonymearroganceconceitegotismhaughtinesspretentiousnesspridesuperiorityvanity

  2. Low social statusC1formal

    The condition of being of low rank, position, or importance in society.

    deNiedriger sozialer Status

    • Despite his lowliness in the company hierarchy, his ideas were often the most innovative.
    • The novel explores the struggles of a family living in lowliness and poverty.
    • She rose from a position of lowliness to become a respected leader in her community.

    Synonymeabasementdegradationhumblenessinferiorityinsignificanceobscuritysubordination

    Antonymeeminencegreatnessnobility

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  • lowlinesses plural form
  • lowlinesses' possessive plural form
  • lowliness's possessive singular form
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