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a low ebb

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a low ebb
a bad state (not used with the ) Respect for the police is at a low ebb. I'd just separated from my wife and was at a fairly low ebb. (= was feeling sad and without hope) Relations between the two countries have reached their lowest ebb (= are the worst they have been) since the second world war.
See also: ebb, low


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I just think at the moment the public perception of the Welsh team is at a low ebb and needs to be built up again.
Most school regimes force teens to function at a time when they're at a low ebb.
Margaret Hall, 53, who had been on long-term sick leave from the benefits office for Wear Valley District Council, fell into a low ebb every winter, the hearing in Newcastle heard.
 
 
 
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