lowing
present participle oflow
low
verb[I]
literaryuk/ləʊ/us/loʊ/to make thedeep,longsoundof acow
Animal (non-human) sounds
- baa
- bleat
- buzzy
- caterwauling
- chatter
- cockcrow
- coo
- cry
- hee-haw
- honk
- howling
- miaow
- moo
- peep
- purr
- quack
- squeak
- trill
- trumpet
- warble
Examplesoflowing
lowing
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
With it, you move slow as the tide, ebbing and flowingwith your own rhythms.
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The tears were flowingnow.
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Commentarylowinga mass casualty event can be anticipated, medical ethics requires the participation of physicians in planning for catastrophes and the responsiveness of physicians in the aftermath of disasters.
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Between the ages of six and fourteen children will continue their elementary education as they do to-day, with the fol-lowingvery important differences.
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I note that thelowingherd is not wholly absent.
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Yet, fol-lowingthe accident, apparently such a minor one, he has suffered severe physical pain and substantial loss of earnings.
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Christmas is coming, and he should remember thelowinganimals around the manger.
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No power on earth could stop the poor thirsty beasts; bellowing andlowingthey ran pell-mell for the water, with the cowboys in hot pursuit.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The enclave is normally darkened, which highlights the subtlety of thelowingcandle in the painting.
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- know-how
- know-how
- knowing
- knowingly
- know-inside-out
- know-it-all
- know-it-all
- knowledge
- knowledgeable
- knowledgeably
- knowledge asset
- knowledge-asset
- knowledge base
- knowledge-base
- knowledge-based
- knowledge-based
- knowledge-based economy
- knowledge-based software
- knowledge-based-software
- knowledge capital
- knowledge-capital
- knowledge-driven
- knowledge-driven
- knowledge economy
- knowledge-economy