lowbrow (Meaning)

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lowbrow (n)

a person who is uninterested in intellectual pursuits

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characteristic of a person who is not cultivated or does not have intellectual tastes

The lowbrow comedy failed to elicit any laughter from the sophisticated audience.
The novelist's work was criticized for its lowbrow tone and lack of intellectual stimulation.
The politician's lowbrow appeal resonated with uneducated voters.
The tabloid's lowbrow headlines captured the attention of the masses.
The soap opera's lowbrow plotlines appealed to a broad audience.
The lowbrow film's special effects were over-the-top and unrealistic.
The magazine's lowbrow content alienated many readers who preferred more sophisticated fare.
The professor's lowbrow lecture demonstrated a lack of respect for his students.
The lowbrow prankster's behavior was met with disdain by those with higher standards.
The lowbrow comedian's jokes were crude and offensive, alienating the majority of listeners.

a person who is uninterested in intellectual pursuits, characteristic of a person who is not cultivated or does not have intellectual tastes

gross, crass,vulgar, crude, rude, common, coarse, raffish, tasteless, rough-hewn

civilized, aristocratic, patrician, polished, tasteful, smooth, aristocratic, cultivated, refined, elegant

The lowbrow comedy failed to elicit any laughter from the sophisticated audience.

The novelist's work was criticized for its lowbrow tone and lack of intellectual stimulation.

The politician's lowbrow appeal resonated with uneducated voters.

The tabloid's lowbrow headlines captured the attention of the masses.