low-ebbed
adjective
1(Of the sea, tide, etc.) that has receded to a low point (also in extended use).
2(Of a person) depressed or lacking in energy; at a low ebb.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Edward Hoby (1560–1617), politician and diplomat.
- religious education
- religious house
- religious humanism
- religious humanist
- religious instruction
- religious knowledge
- religiously
- religiousness
- religious philosopher
- religious philosophy
- religious police
- religious psychology
- religious right
- religious society
- Religious Society of Friends
- religious studies
- religo
- relimb
- relimit
- reline
- reliner
- relink
- relinquent
- relinquish
- relinquisher