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high on

ADJECTIVE
fanatical
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bigoted dogmatic enthusiastic fervent frenzied impassioned narrow-minded obsessive passionate rabid single-minded stubborn violent zealous
WEAK
biased bugged burning contumacious credulous devoted domineering erratic extreme feverish fiery headstrong immoderate impulsive incorrigible infatuated mad monomaniacal nuts for obsessed obstinate opinionated partial partisan possessed prejudiced radical raving turned on unruly visionary wild willful
Antonyms
STRONGEST
apathetic broad-minded calm cool doubting happy indifferent lethargic tolerant unenthusiastic unexcited
WEAK
disinterested dispassionate impartial

Example Sentences

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The fox and the badger spun toward the noise, high on their hind legs.

From Literature

Foreign ministers from the G7 meet outside Paris from Thursday with European nations and allies seeking to narrow differences with the US on the Middle East war while keeping other crises like Ukraine and Gaza high on the agenda.

From Barron's

He listed seven software stocks that scored high on the new criteria — factors such as AI defensibility, the cost for customers to switch platforms, and the companies’ pricing models.

From MarketWatch

“We live in a very dynamic, hyper-connected society that’s high on speed and low on context, and so the narrative can get away from you incredibly quickly. And I believe that’s what has happened to David in this instance,” said Evan Nierman, founder and chief executive officer at crisis public relations firm Red Banyan.

From The Wall Street Journal

Taipei had gradually come around, with mobile missile systems now high on its wishlist.

From The Wall Street Journal

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