IPA: /loʊˈbrɛd/
KK: /loʊˈbrɛd/
Describing someone or something that is rude, unrefined, or lacking in good manners.
His lowbred behavior at the dinner party shocked everyone.
Lowbred → It is formed from "low" (from Old English "lōw", meaning not high or of low status) and "bred" (from Old English "bredan", meaning to rear or bring up). The word "lowbred" describes someone who is raised in a low or humble status, often implying a lack of refinement or social grace.
Think of someone who is 'not high' in status ('low') and 'brought up' ('bred') in a humble way — that's why lowbred refers to someone of low social standing.