lowering in Greek
lowering in Greek is χαμήλωμα — lowering means the act of bringing something down or reducing it.
lowering in Greek
χαμήλωμα
Pronounced: chamiloma
The act of something being lowered.
What does "lowering" mean?
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noun The act of bringing something down or reducing it.
"The lowering of the drawbridge signaled the ceremony had begun."
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adj Dark, threatening, and gloomy, especially describing the sky or someone's expression.
"Lowering clouds gathered before the storm."
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lowering in a sentence
- The lowering of the drawbridge signaled the ceremony had begun.
- Lowering clouds gathered before the storm.
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What is "lowering" in Greek?
"lowering" in Greek is χαμήλωμα. lowering means: The act of bringing something down or reducing it.
How do you pronounce χαμήλωμα?
"lowering" in Greek is χαμήλωμα, pronounced "chamiloma".
How do you use "lowering" in a sentence?
Example: "The lowering of the drawbridge signaled the ceremony had begun." In Greek, "lowering" is χαμήλωμα.
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