Be brought low
verb
To be reduced in status, wealth, or prestige.
The once wealthy businessman was brought low by a series of bad investments.

verb
To be made to feel humble or less important.
The confident athlete was brought low by his sudden loss in the game.

verb
To be reduced in status, wealth, or prestige.
The once wealthy businessman was brought low by a series of bad investments.

verb
To be made to feel humble or less important.
The confident athlete was brought low by his sudden loss in the game.

Definition 1 of 2

Loss of Status
Used to describe a significant drop from a high social or professional position.

After the scandal, the politician was brought low, losing his influence.
Financial Decline
Often relates to losing wealth rapidly and unexpectedly.

Mismanagement brought the company low, leading to bankruptcy.
Negative Events
Implies a downfall caused by external events or actions, not just personal failure.

A series of natural disasters brought the community low.
Loss of Status
Used to describe a significant drop from a high social or professional position.

After the scandal, the politician was brought low, losing his influence.
Financial Decline
Often relates to losing wealth rapidly and unexpectedly.

Mismanagement brought the company low, leading to bankruptcy.
Negative Events
Implies a downfall caused by external events or actions, not just personal failure.

A series of natural disasters brought the community low.
Loss of Status
Used to describe a significant drop from a high social or professional position.

After the scandal, the politician was brought low, losing his influence.
Financial Decline
Often relates to losing wealth rapidly and unexpectedly.

Mismanagement brought the company low, leading to bankruptcy.
Negative Events
Implies a downfall caused by external events or actions, not just personal failure.

A series of natural disasters brought the community low.
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