IPA: /ˈloʊliər/
KK: /ˈloʊliər/
Having a lower status, rank, or quality compared to others; not elevated or noble.
He felt that his job was lowlier than his friends' positions.
Comparative: lowlier
Superlative: lowlest
Lowlier → It is formed from "low" (from Old English *lōw*, meaning not high or below) and the suffix "-lier" (a comparative suffix indicating a lesser degree). The word "lowlier" means of a lower status or position compared to something else.
Think of 'low' as being not high, and the '-lier' shows it's a lesser degree. So, 'lowlier' means being in a lower position.