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high
adjective as in tall; at a great distance aloft
adjective as in extreme
Weak matches
costly, exorbitant, extraordinary, extravagant, high-priced, intensified, lavish, luxurious, precious
adjective as in important
adjective as in very happy
Weak matches
boisterous, bouncy, cheerful, elated, excited, exhilarated, exuberant, joyful, lighthearted, merry, psyched, pumped
adjective as in intoxicated, drugged
Weak matches
delirious, doped, euphoric, freaked-out, inebriated, on a trip, potted, spaced out, stoned, tanked, tipsy
Example Sentences
Curry’s deal with Under Armour catapulted him to the top of highest earners in all of sports.
Futures prices for natural gas, a key fuel for heating homes, generating electricity and powering data centers, this week notched their highest level since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine whipsawed markets in 2022.
“Tried not to get too high because of the wind. Yeah, it was a great shot.”
She could also cap the benefit payments at a higher number of children.
The UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs registered more than 260 settler attacks resulting in Palestinian casualties or damage to property in October alone - the highest monthly count since they began monitoring in 2006.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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