Write a function longestWord(WORDS) in Python, that takes the dictionary, WORDS as an argument and returns the longest word (in lowercase) in the dictionary. If there are more than one words with the same length, return the first one in alphabetical order.

For example, Consider the following dictionary

WORDS={1:"Apple",2:"Orange",3:"Banana",4:"Grape",5:"Kiwi"}

The output should be:

banana

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