Low
Low adjective - Being near the equator.
Overboard
Overboard adverb - To extremes.
Both words in one sentence
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The "cheating" part comes in because Wint and Kidd planned to kill Tiffany and dump her overboard, and the ensuing man-overboard alarm was sure to guarantee a low mileage.
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And if rations were running low, then they tied rocks to the weak, ill or old and tossed them overboard.
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As it turns out, the historical pirate, Edward Low, did this exact thing to a captured ship's captain who had thrown his gold overboard rather than allow it to be captured.
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Overboard or Low. 2016. Accessed August 14, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/low/overboard.
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