1. people who live in lowlands or low-lying areas
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The lowlanders grew crops in the fertile river valley.
• Many lowlanders moved to higher ground during the flood season.
• The culture of the lowlanders differed greatly from that of the mountain tribes.
• Lowlanders often had better access to trade routes than those in remote hills.
• The lowlanders built their homes on stilts to protect against flooding.
• Scottish lowlanders traditionally spoke different dialects than the highlanders.