semilow

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adjective

Slightly low.

Scrabble 12

Meanings

adjectivesemilow (not comparable)
  1. not comparableSlightly low.

    We now knew that the language had four essential pitches — high, semihigh, semilow, and low.

    1956, Eunice V. Pike, Not Alone, page 48
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    The smokeless fuel produced in the McLaurin low-temperature process cannot correctly be termed a low-temperature product, nor even a semilow-temperature product.

    1919, G Kelville Davis, The Chemical Trade Journal and Chemical Engineer

    During the antebellum period women's day dresses had semilow décolletage and even lower for evening.

    2015, José Blanco F., Patricia Kay Hunt-Hurst, Heather Vaughan Lee, Clothing and Fashion: American Fashion from Head to Toe, →ISBN

    I knew that I had achieved the very best rank I could have got, being held back only by my semilow social status.

    2015, Rebecca Stanton, Tura, →ISBN
  2. not comparablemathematicsSuch that there exists a nonempty intersection (with another set) that is low.

    We show that in every non low \ce degree, there are sets with semilow#95;#123;1.5#125; complements without semilow complements as well as sets with semilow#95;2 complements and the outer splitting property that do not have semilow#95;#123;1.5#125; complements.

    2015, Peter Cholak, Rachel Epstein, “Computably Enumerable Sets that are Automorphic to Low Sets”, in arXiv

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