High

Definition of high:

part of speech: adjective

Elevated: lofty: tall: eminent in anything: exalted in rank: dignified: chief: noble: ostentatious: arrogant: proud: strong: powerful: angry: loud: violent: tempestuous: excellent: far advanced: difficult: dear: remote in time.

part of speech: adjective

Having a more complex and more highly differentiated structure.

part of speech: verb

Aloft; eminently.

part of speech: adverb

To a great altitude; eminently; luxuriously.

part of speech: adjective

Elevated in place; lofty; exalted in degree or quality; chief; head; honorable; noble; of large amount or quantity; strong; powerful; intense; tempestuous; full or complete; near to the wind; tainted; shrill; acute.

part of speech: verb

Lofty; eminent; chief; arrogant; strong; dear.

Usage examples for high:

• Mrs. Scaritt had had to fight for Chug's two years of high school. "Half Portions", Edna Ferber.

• Did you know Mrs. Carberry cut me this morning in the village high street? "The Vision of Desire", Margaret Pedler.

• Listen, high Lady; we know your case. "Queen Sheba's Ring", H. Rider Haggard.

• Last year the whole high school stood by me as one man. "Prudence of the Parsonage", Ethel Hueston.