lowborn (Meaning)
lowborn (a)
of humble birth or origins
lowborn (a.)
Born in a low condition or rank; -- opposed to highborn.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lowborn
lowborn Sentence Examples
- The king refused to marry the lowborn countess, fearing the disapproval of his nobles.
- Despite his lowborn origins, the general rose through the ranks with his exceptional skill and leadership.
- The wealthy merchant looked down upon the lowborn peasant, considering him beneath his notice.
- The knights mocked the lowborn squire for his lack of lineage, but he proved himself worthy in battle.
- The princess secretly longed for the handsome lowborn stable boy, but their forbidden love was doomed from the start.
- The lowborn thief was caught and imprisoned, facing the harsh consequences of his crimes.
- The lowborn servant was treated poorly by the master of the house, who saw her as less than human.
- The lowborn bard sang songs that told the tales of the common people, giving voice to the oppressed.
- The lowborn jester entertained the court with his wit and humor, but he was never truly accepted among the nobility.
- The lowborn inventor was ridiculed for his unconventional ideas, but his inventions eventually changed the world.
FAQs About the word lowborn
of humble birth or originsBorn in a low condition or rank; -- opposed to highborn.
low-life, lowly, plebeian,low, baseborn, unwashed, common, inferior, humble, poor
highborn, upper-class, upper-class, lofty, wellborn, genteel, noble, wellborn, grand, patrician
The king refused to marry the lowborn countess, fearing the disapproval of his nobles.
Despite his lowborn origins, the general rose through the ranks with his exceptional skill and leadership.
The wealthy merchant looked down upon the lowborn peasant, considering him beneath his notice.
The knights mocked the lowborn squire for his lack of lineage, but he proved himself worthy in battle.
