Low-tide
noun
1.
the tide at the point of maximum ebb.
2.
the time of low water.
3.
the lowest point of decline of anything:
His spirits were at low tide.
noun
1.
the tide when it is at its lowest level or the time at which it reaches this
2.
a lowest point
low tide
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