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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
“That said, maintaining safe and welcoming restaurant conditions is always a top priority for us, and we will review all available information to ensure our high standards continue to be met.”
He was fitter than I expected. but the fans can't get their hopes too high.
The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday approved a fivefold increase to its contract with a law firm that drew heated criticism for the invoices it submitted in a high stakes homelessness case.
Stubbornly high mortgage rates - twice what she locked in at the start of the coronavirus pandemic - are not putting her off.
The decision will be revealed at 12:00 BST and comes after official data on Wednesday showed prices were rising at nearly twice the target level, driven by the higher cost of food.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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