Antonyms for low-lyinglow-ly·ing

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1. low-lyingadjective

   having a small elevation above the ground or horizon or sea level

   "low-lying clouds"

   Antonyms:
   upland, highland(a), high

   Synonyms:
   sea-level

2. low-lying, sea-leveladjective

   lying below the normal level

   "a low-lying desert"

   Antonyms:
   high, highland(a), upland

   Synonyms:
   sea-level

How to use low-lying in a sentence?

1. Jason Pellegrini:

   I heard commotion out my window, and I looked and I saw the raging water, it came in to the low-lying areas, and it rushed fast.

2. Jason Pellegrini:

   Then no more than 15 minutes later, I heard commotion out my window and I looked and I saw the raging water, It came in to the low-lying areas and it rushed fast, and it was like a tsunami.

3. Janice Dean:

   Get out of automobiles. Do not try to outrun a tornado in your car, leave it immediately. If you’re outside, go to a ditch or low-lying area and lie flat in it, stay away from fallen power lines and stay out of damaged areas.

4. Sarah Combs:

   I think one thing is that we essentially sheltered a lot of these children during Covid, so there's a theory that Sarah Combs immune systems didn't have the normal low-lying, routine level of exposure to the normal routine viruses like rhinovirus, so Sarah Combs weren't able to mount those kind of micro-responses to viruses and keep themselves ticking over.

5. Philip Goode:

   Off the west coast of the South America, the low-lying clouds were burned away and more sunlight came in, so the way we saw it was, the reflectance of The Earth had dropped.

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