Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

lowlight

noun
/ˈloʊˌlaɪt/
Definition
A lowlight is a point of diminished intensity or importance, often used in contexts where something is contrasted with brighter or more significant moments.
Examples
  • The lowlight of the conference was the technical difficulties that plagued several presentations.
  • Even amidst all the laughter, the lowlight of our trip was the rain that kept us indoors for two days.
Meaning
The term ‘lowlight’ often refers to a less favorable or less exciting aspect of a situation, event, or experience.
Synonyms
  • setback
  • downturn
  • disappointment