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high-level
adjective as in important
Strongest matches
eminent, esteemed, great, influential, of note, outstanding, powerful, prominent
Strong matches
big-time, celebrated, distinguished, famous, foremost, grand, high-profile, high-ranking, high-up, preeminent
Weak matches
adjective as in top-level
Strongest match
Weak matches
aristocratic, distinguished, esteemed, famous, first-class, foremost, four-star, front-page, grand, high-up, honored, illustrious, leading, majestic, major-league, noble, notable, noted, noteworthy, powerful, preeminent, prominent, top-drawer, top-notch, upper-class, VIP, well-known
Example Sentences
What is it like to sustain that level of quality, of high-level food or elite service?
And while Korean producers are experts at delivering clean, high-level production value, they are much more protective of their artists’ image.
He has written seven best-selling books about the blue zones and their cuisines, offers cooking courses inspired by the regions, and speaks regularly at high-level events.
The senators note that, unlike others with high-level security clearance, Musk does not report his contacts with foreign government officials.
The Senate can confirm or block high-level appointments by the president with a simple majority vote, meaning Trump’s Cabinet picks could be appointed without any support from Democrats.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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