high-end (Meaning)

high-end

of superior quality or sophistication and usually high in price, upscale

No weak antonyms found.

The store caters to high-end clientele with its exclusive and luxurious merchandise.
The apartment boasted high-end appliances and fixtures, creating a lavish living space.
The restaurant offered a high-end dining experience with exquisite cuisine and impeccable service.
The designer handbag was a high-end accessory crafted from premium leather and adorned with intricate detailing.
The neighborhood was known for its high-end homes, ample green spaces, and excellent schools.
The sedan was a high-end vehicle that offered exceptional performance and luxurious comfort.
The watchmaker was renowned for its high-end timepieces, known for their precision and craftsmanship.
The cosmetic line catered to a high-end market, promoting innovative and effective skincare products.
The furniture store specialized in high-end pieces that combined style, functionality, and exceptional quality.
The art gallery showcased high-end paintings and sculptures that reflected the pinnacle of artistic achievement.

of superior quality or sophistication and usually high in price, upscale

upscale, upmarket, expensive, exclusive, luxurious,fashionable, elegant, deluxe,posh, plush

discount, downscale,low-end, down-market,inexpensive, cheap, dime-store,

The store caters to high-end clientele with its exclusive and luxurious merchandise.

The apartment boasted high-end appliances and fixtures, creating a lavish living space.

The restaurant offered a high-end dining experience with exquisite cuisine and impeccable service.

The designer handbag was a high-end accessory crafted from premium leather and adorned with intricate detailing.