lowbrow
1 of 2noun/ˈloʊbraʊ/
Forms:lowbrows
1
a person who lacks interest in intellectual or cultural matters
- He's a bit of a lowbrow—he'd rather watch reality TV than read a novel.
- The critics dismissed the film as appealing only to lowbrows.
- She joked that her taste in music made her a proud lowbrow.
- The museum's new exhibit aims to attract both scholars and lowbrows.
- He was labeled a lowbrow for ignoring the art gallery in favor of the food court.
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