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Synonym for high [adjective]

The synonym high synonymous definition words:
means "state"
drunk, intoxicated, tipsy, inebriated
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high [adjective]

means "sound"
shrill, piercing, sharp, penetrating, acute, strident

high [adjective]

means "size"
tall, elevated, lofty, towering

high [adjective]

means "property"
important, essential, crucial, consequential, serious, capital, grave, extreme

high [adjective]

means "position"
chief, head, main, principal

high [adjective]

means "feeling"
happy, elated, merry, hilarious

high [adjective]

means "cost"
expensive, costly, dear

high [adjective]

means "characteristic"
energetic, intense, intensified, strong, exalted, prominent, distinguished, important, pre-eminent, elevated, eminent, primeval, prehistoric, early, arctic, polar, remote, antediluvian, northerly

high [adjective]

means "character trait"
haughty, arrogant, supercilious, snobbish, lofty, proud, lordly
Further results for the word "high"

acute [adjective]

means "intense"
high

aerial [adjective]

means "position"
high, elevated, towering, lofty, airy, tall

arduous [adjective]

means "precipitous"
steep, high, abrupt, sheer

celebrated [adjective]

means "famous"
high

costly [adjective]

means "dear"
rich, prized, valuable, exorbitant, expensive, high

dear [adjective]

means "costly"
rich, prized, valuable, exorbitant, expensive, high

distinguished [adjective]

means "famous"
high

elated [adjective]

means "happy"
high, merry, hilarious

elevated [adjective]

means "lofty"
eloquent, sublime, high

energetic [adjective]

means "effective"
high, strenuous, effectual, efficacious, potent, powerful

hilarious [adjective]

means "happy"
elated, merry, high, funny

northerly [adjective]

means "primeval"
high

pre-eminent [adjective]

means "exalted"
prominent, distinguished, important, high, elevated, eminent

precipitous [adjective]

means "arduous"
steep, high, abrupt, sheer

steep [adjective]

means "property"
precipitous, arduous, high, abrupt, sheer

stimulated [adjective]

means "excited"
speedy, animated, wired, high, exhilarated, peppy

stoned [adjective]

means "intoxicated"
drugged, drunk, high

strident [adjective]

means "shrill"
piercing, sharp, penetrating, acute, high

tall [adjective]

means "size"
lofty, elevated, towering, high, big, lanky

tipsy [adjective]

means "drunk"
intoxicated, high, inebriated

uneconomical [adjective]

means "costly"
rich, prized, valuable, exorbitant, expensive, high

venerable [adjective]

means "famous"
high

Highness [noun]

means "title"
eminence, majesty, sire, lord, king, queen, emperor

high seas [noun]

means "sea"
ocean, main

high society [noun]

means "people"
gentry, highborn, aristocracy, nobility

high-and-mighty [adjective]

means "arrogant"
egotistic, proud, haughty, disdainful, insolent, cavalier

high-handed [adjective]

means "overbearing"
autocratic, arbitrary, oppressive, haughty, tyrannical, stern, severe

high-hat [adjective]

means "snooty"
snobbish, potty

high-minded [adjective]

means "noble"
elevated, eminent, moral, dignified

high-priced [adjective]

means "expensive"
costly, opulent, elegant, valuable, lavish, estimable, rich

high-sounding [adjective]

means "ostentatious"
imposing, pompous, pretentious, overblown, artificial, bombastic, egotistic

high-spirited [adjective]

means "lively"
dauntless, vivacious, energetic, nervous, excitable, spunky

high-spirited [adjective]

means "courageous"
dauntless, intrepid, valiant, gallant, fearless, bold, daring

high-strung [adjective]

means "jumpy"
skittish, restless, nervous, fidgety, restive, excitable, jittery

highborn [adjective]

means "aristocratic"
gentle, noble, blue-blooded

highbrow [noun]

means "brain"
egghead, professor, intellectual

higher [adjective]

means "above"
aloft, on top of, overhead, beyond, over, superior

highest [adjective]

means "top"
greatest, upper, topmost, uppermost

highland [noun]

means "mountainous country"
mountains, plateau

highlight [noun]

means "stress"
emphasis, importance, significance, accent, prominence

highly [object]

means "unusually"
seldom, extraordinarily, uncommonly, rarely, peculiarly, strangely, not often, remarkably, in few instances, oddly, infrequently, exceptionally

highness [noun]

means "title"
eminence, majesty, sire, lord, king, queen, emperor

highway [noun]

means "main road"
road, artery, freeway [US], turnpike [US]

highwayman [noun]

means "bandit"
robber, brigand, thief, footpad, outlaw, desperado, criminal

above [object]

means "position"
higher, aloft, on top of, overhead, beyond, over

accent [noun]

means "speech"
emphasis, importance, significance, stress, highlight, prominence

artery [noun]

means "thoroughfare"
highway, main road, conduit, passage

bandit [noun]

means "robber"
thief, brigand, highwayman, footpad

benevolent [adjective]

means "noble"
chivalrous, high-minded, considerate, magnanimous, generous, large

best [adjective]

means "comparison"
superlative, highest

boot [noun]

means "thing"
high shoe
- translate boot

brigand [noun]

means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum

briny [noun]

means "sea"
blue, brine, high seas, ocean

cerebral [adjective]

means "smart"
intellectual, intelligent, high-brow, mental

elevated [adjective]

means "noble"
high-minded, eminent, moral, dignified

elite [noun]

means "fashion"
jet set, high society, pampered

emperor [noun]

means "title"
eminence, highness, sire, lord, king, majesty

emphasis [noun]

means "stress"
accent, importance, significance, highlight, prominence

exalted [adjective]

means "highest ranking"
astral, august, noble, highest, honourable, illustrious

extraordinarily [object]

means "unusually"
seldom, uncommonly, highly, rarely, peculiarly, strangely

extreme [adjective]

means "greatest"
exceptional, stupendous, highest, profound, surpassing, superlative

fashion [noun]

means "society"
four hundred [US], high society, elite

feature [noun]

means "innovation"
highlight, specialty

fidgety [adjective]

means "jumpy"
highly-strung, restless, nervous, skittish, restive, excitable

focus on [verb]

means "emphasize"
emphasise, highlight, feature, accentuate, stress
- conjugate verb focus on

footpad [noun]

means "robber"
thief, brigand, highway robber, bandit

freebooter [noun]

means "pirate"
buccaneer, marauder, privateer, highwayman, sea wolf, robber

freeway [noun]

means "main road"
road, artery, highway, turnpike, motorway

generous [adjective]

means "noble"
chivalrous, high-minded, considerate, magnanimous, benevolent, large

gentle [adjective]

means "origin"
aristocratic, highborn, noble, blue-blooded

gentry [noun]

means "people of high social standing"
high society, bourgeoisie, highborn, aristocracy, nobility

greatest [adjective]

means "finest"
highest

height [noun]

means "characteristic"
elevation, altitude, prominence, tallness, loftiness, highness

honorable [adjective]

means "honest"
noble, trusty, trustworthy, worthy, high-principled, high-minded

honored [adjective]

means "respected"
venerated, distinguished, venerable, highly regarded, celebrated, eminent

hypersensitive [adjective]

means "excessively sensitive"
neurotic, highly-strung, fastidious, jumpy

innovation [noun]

means "feature"
highlight, specialty

intellectual [noun]

means "brain"
egghead, professor, highbrow, high-brow

intellectual [adjective]

means "smart"
cerebral, intelligent, high-brow, mental

jet set [noun]

means "élite"
high society, pampered

lady [noun]

means "person"
high-born woman, gentlewoman

magnanimous [adjective]

means "noble"
honourable, exalted, lofty, elevated, high-minded

magnificent [adjective]

means "noble"
great, dignified, magnanimous, sublime, high-minded

main [noun]

means "sea"
ocean, high seas

main road [noun]

means "thoroughfare"
highway, artery, conduit, passage

majesty [noun]

means "title"
eminence, highness, sire, lord, king, queen

maximise [verb]

means "magnify"
accentuate, highlight
- conjugate verb maximise

maximize [verb]

means "magnify"
accentuate, highlight
- conjugate verb maximize

maximum [adjective]

means "supreme"
utmost, highest, top, greatest, topmost, outside

mettlesome [adjective]

means "high spirited"
spirited, spunky, vigourous, active, high-spirited, fiery

mountains [noun]

means "mountainous country"
highland, plateau, hills

ocean [noun]

means "sea"
blue, brine, high seas, briny

oddly [object]

means "unusually"
seldom, extraordinarily, highly, rarely, peculiarly, strangely

outlaw [noun]

means "criminal"
bandit, fugitive, brigand, desperado, highwayman, robber

over [object]

means "position"
across, above, beyond, past, higher, superior

over-emphasise [verb]

means "magnify"
accentuate, highlight
- conjugate verb over-emphasise

over-emphasize [verb]

means "magnify"
accentuate, highlight
- conjugate verb over-emphasize

patrician [adjective]

means "aristocratic"
elegant, noble, highborn, grand, genteel, stately

peculiarly [object]

means "unusually"
seldom, extraordinarily, highly, rarely, uncommonly, strangely

potty [adjective]

means "snooty"
high-hat, snobbish, insignificant, foolish, crazy

prankish [adjective]

means "mischievous"
playful, impish, high-spirited, teasing, naughty

primary [adjective]

means "principal"
chief, first, highest, main

remarkably [object]

means "unusually"
seldom, extraordinarily, highly, rarely, peculiarly, strangely

rich [adjective]

means "cost"
estimable, high-priced

roadway [noun]

means "road"
route, avenue, boulevard, highway, street, alley

route [noun]

means "travel"
road, highway, freeway, interstate [US], turnpike [US], boulevard

royal [adjective]

means "position"
highborn

scholarly [adjective]

means "erudite"
intellectual, academic, highbrow, studious, educated, bookish

skittish [adjective]

means "jumpy"
high-strung, restless, nervous, fidgety, restive, excitable

smuggler [noun]

means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum

snobbish [adjective]

means "snooty"
high-hat, potty

snooty [adjective]

means "snobbish"
high-hat, stuffy, condescending, conceited, vain, egotistical

spunky [adjective]

means "lively"
dauntless, vivacious, energetic, nervous, excitable, high-spirited

strangely [object]

means "unusually"
seldom, extraordinarily, highly, rarely, peculiarly, uncommonly

street [noun]

means "travel"
road, route, avenue, boulevard, highway, roadway
- translate street

stupendous [adjective]

means "greatest"
exceptional, extreme, highest, profound, surpassing, superlative

superior [adjective]

means "greater"
preferred, exceptional, higher, over, excellent, premium

tallness [noun]

means "elevation"
altitude, prominence, height, loftiness, highness

tense [adjective]

means "characteristic"
nervous, highly-strung, agitated, excited, strained, neurotic

thoroughbred [adjective]

means "spirited"
high-spirited, elegant, graceful, high-strung, proud, aristocratic

thoroughfare [noun]

means "artery"
highway, main road, conduit, passage

top [adjective]

means "position"
highest, greatest, upper, topmost, uppermost
- translate top

traveled [adjective]

means "trafficked"
well-trodden, frequented, busy, high-traffic, jammed, traffic-clogged

turnpike [noun]

means "main road"
road, artery, freeway [US], highway

uncommonly [object]

means "unusually"
seldom, extraordinarily, highly, rarely, peculiarly, strangely

up [object]

means "direction"
upward, higher

upstairs [adjective]

means "above"
overhead, upper, higher, aloft
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