lowdown (Meaning)

lowdown

deeply emotional, the inside facts, reliable information, contemptible, base

No weak antonyms found.

I need the lowdown on the latest tech trends.
She gave me the lowdown on the office gossip.
The spy report provided a detailed lowdown on enemy activities.
The analyst delivered a comprehensive lowdown on the company's financial performance.
The journalist gave the lowdown on the political scandal that rocked the nation.
The lowdown on the new restaurant was mixed, with some praising the food and others criticizing the service.
Before making an investment, we should get the lowdown on the company's financial health.
The lowdown on the job interview revealed a competitive and demanding environment.
The professor gave a thorough lowdown on the history of the French Revolution.
The detective provided the lowdown on the suspect's whereabouts and criminal history.

deeply emotional, the inside facts, reliable information, contemptible, base

tip,scoop, rumor, news,information, poop, book, inside, dope, skinny

ancient history,open secret,

I need the lowdown on the latest tech trends.

She gave me the lowdown on the office gossip.

The spy report provided a detailed lowdown on enemy activities.

The analyst delivered a comprehensive lowdown on the company's financial performance.