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Meanings of lowbrow in English
Catalan
inculte Characteristic of a person who is not cultivated or does not have intellectual tastes.
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Usage of lowbrow in English
1
Give us your quick take on the following: Highbrow or lowbrow?
2
Well, if the highbrow does not have life's secret, perhaps the lowbrow has.
3
But not everybody is happy about Pakistani theatre's newfound love of the lowbrow.
4
And to think purists used to call comics lowbrow entertainment.
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When he shrugged, I noticed that even his lowbrow suit had great shoulder tailoring.
6
If they must go lowbrow, I thought the Clinton sex scandal offered some opportunities.
7
The publicity material for The Ritepromises a festival of lowbrow shocks and sub-ecclesiastical kitsch.
8
It was kind of sexy in a lowbrow way.
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Chips is a lowbrow name for a high-concept building.
10
So you don't worry about the station seeming lowbrow?
11
She had not, Alexia noticed, modified her elaborately styled ringlets to match her lowbrow outfit.
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He didn't read much, not even the lowbrow daily papers that carried more pictures than print.
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And the Shakespearean backgrounds of the actors involved add respectability to material often dismissed as lowbrow.
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It's not there to be highbrow or lowbrow.
15
It had everything from highbrow to lowbrow.
16
I'm little lowbrow in that regard, yeah.
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