1. not intellectual or cultured; appealing to popular or unsophisticated tastes
Usage: often used disparagingly

1. a person who is not intellectual or interested in culture
Usage: often used disparagingly

Examples

• The critics dismissed the movie as lowbrow entertainment.
• She enjoys both highbrow literature and lowbrow reality TV shows.
• The magazine targets a lowbrow audience with celebrity gossip.
• He’s such a lowbrow that he’s never been to an art museum.
• The comedy club featured lowbrow humor that made everyone laugh.
• Don’t be such a cultural snob – there’s nothing wrong with lowbrow fun.
• The lowbrow in him preferred action movies to foreign films.