1. people who are considered to have unsophisticated or uncultured tastes, especially in art, literature, or intellectual matters
Usage: often derogatory; plural of lowbrow

Examples

• The art critic dismissed the museum visitors as lowbrows who couldn’t appreciate abstract painting.
• She felt the television network was catering to lowbrows with its reality show programming.
• The professor complained that lowbrows were ruining classical music concerts with their poor etiquette.
• Many lowbrows prefer action movies over foreign films with subtitles.
• The bookstore owner noticed that lowbrows gravitated toward the romance novel section.
• Critics argued that the magazine was written for lowbrows rather than serious readers.