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low-paid — ˈlow paid adjective 1. earning only a small amount from your job: • people in low paid jobs 2. the low paid people in low paid jobs: • We shall continue to reduce tax, especially for the low paid. * * * Ⅰ. low paid UK US adjective … Financial and business terms
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