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1. (adj.) low-level
undertaken by or composed of members having a low status:
a low-level meeting.
2. low-level
having low status or rank.
3. low-level
undertaken at or from a low altitude:
low-level bombing.
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1. (adj) low-level
not intense
"low-level radiation"
2. (adj) subordinate, low-level
lower in rank or importance
3. (adj) low-level
at a low level in rank or importance
"a low-level job"; "low-level discussions"
4. (adj) low-level, low-altitude
occurring at a relatively low altitude
"a low-level strafing run"
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1. (adjective) low-level
≠ high-level
a low-level job
2. low-level
not very strong or intense
low-level pain
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