high ground Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- whip-hand
- coign-of-vantage
- better
- privilege
- margin
- jump
- pull
- leg-up
- odds
- drop
- stead
- opportunity
- inside-track
- vantage
- bulge
- start
- catbird-seat
Weak:
Strongest:
- penalty
- liability
- strike
- minus
- disparity
- drawback
- detriment
- detriment
- minus
- inequality
- liability
- strike
- drawback
- disadvantage
- handicap
- handicap
- disparity
- imbalance
- imbalance
- penalty
- inequality
- disadvantage
Strong:
- stop
- impediment
- unevenness
- hurdle
- embarrassment
- shortcoming
- obstacle
- let
- impairment
- bar
- hurdle
- disability
- interference
- let
- embarrassment
- check
- impairment
- disability
- check
- obstacle
- hindrance
- failing
- obstruction
- stranglehold
- hindrance
- bar
- failing
- shortcoming
- interference
- catch
- unevenness
- stranglehold
- impediment
- stop
- obstruction
- catch
Weak:
high ground Meaning
high ground (n)
a position of superiority over opponents or competitors
high ground Sentence Examples
- The general strategically positioned his troops on the high ground, giving them a significant advantage in the battle.
- From the high ground, the lookout had a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.
- The hikers ascended the high ground, panting but determined to reach the summit.
- The ancient fortress was built on high ground, providing protection from invaders.
- The eagle soared high above the mountain, surveying the landscape from its lofty perch.
- The politician's speech resonated with the crowd, who cheered from the high ground of the stadium.
- The river flowed through the valley below, while the road wound its way up the high ground.
- The avalanches originated from the high ground, posing a threat to skiers and snowboarders.
- The mist clung to the high ground, obscuring the view of the climbers.
- The artist depicted the battle taking place on high ground, with soldiers charging towards the enemy from above.
FAQs About the word high ground
a position of superiority over opponents or competitors
edge, upper hand,advantage, whip hand, coign of vantage, better, privilege, margin, jump, pull
penalty, liability, strike, minus, disparity, drawback, detriment, detriment, minus, inequality
The general strategically positioned his troops on the high ground, giving them a significant advantage in the battle.
From the high ground, the lookout had a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.
The hikers ascended the high ground, panting but determined to reach the summit.
The ancient fortress was built on high ground, providing protection from invaders.
