1. situated below something else; not as high in position
2. less in amount, degree, or intensity

1. to move something to a position that is below or less high
2. to reduce in amount, degree, or intensity

1. in or to a lower position

Examples

• The lower shelf contains the heavy books.
• Gas prices are lower this month than last month.
• Please lower your voice in the library.
• The company decided to lower its prices to attract customers.
• The bird flew lower to avoid the strong winds.
• Her lower back was sore after gardening.
• They need to lower the flag at sunset.