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bottom

[ˈbɒtəm]

bottom Definition

  • 1the lowest point or part of something
  • 2the part of the body that a person sits on
  • 3a person's buttocks

Using bottom: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bottom" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The bottom of the ocean is full of undiscovered creatures.

  • Example

    He fell and hurt his bottom.

  • Example

    She sat on the bottom step of the stairs.

  • Example

    The vase shattered into pieces when it hit the bottom of the table.

bottom Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for bottom

Antonyms for bottom

Idioms Using bottom

  • reach the lowest possible point, usually referring to a person's emotional state or financial situation

    Example

    After losing his job and going through a divorce, he hit rock bottom and had to start over.

  • the most important or fundamental aspect of a situation, often referring to financial matters

    Example

    The bottom line is that we need to increase our profits if we want to stay in business.

  • discover the truth about a situation or problem

    Example

    The detective was determined to get to the bottom of the mystery.

Phrases with bottom

  • the lowest possible level, usually referring to a person's emotional state or financial situation

    Example

    After losing his job and going through a divorce, he hit rock bottom.

  • in the lowest position in a particular organization or hierarchy

    Example

    As an intern, she was at the bottom of the ladder and had to work her way up.

  • with great sincerity and genuine feeling

    Example

    She thanked him from the bottom of her heart for his help.

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Summary: bottom in Brief

The term 'bottom' [ˈbɒtəm] refers to the lowest point or part of something, such as the ocean floor or the base of a vase. It can also refer to the part of the body that a person sits on, or a person's buttocks. Phrases like 'rock bottom' denote the lowest possible level, while 'the bottom line' refers to the most important aspect of a situation, often financially. 'Get to the bottom of something' means to discover the truth about a situation or problem.

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