lowpoint

noun
UK /ˈləʊ.pɔɪnt/
US /ˈloʊ.pɔɪnt/

The lowpoint is the worst or saddest moment in a story or a time.

Losing the game was the lowpoint of our whole season.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The lowest level or value that something reaches.

The river's lowpoint comes at the end of summer.

3. The least exciting or successful part of an event.

The long speeches were the lowpoint of the party.

4. A place that sits at the bottom of a hill or valley.

We met at the lowpoint of the trail before climbing.