high-level (Meaning)

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high-level (s)

at an elevated level in rank or importance

occurring at or from a relative high altitude

No weak antonyms found.

The company hired a high-level executive with decades of experience in the industry.
The government officials held a high-level meeting to discuss national security concerns.
The research team conducted a high-level analysis of the data to identify potential trends.
The university's high-level courses provide students with advanced knowledge and skills.
The technology company's high-level engineers are responsible for developing and testing cutting-edge software.
The high-level programming language allows developers to create complex and efficient applications.
The high-level performance of the athlete earned them a spot on the national team.
The employee's high-level communication skills ensured that messages were clearly conveyed and understood.
The high-level strategic plan outlined the company's long-term goals and objectives.
The conference brought together high-level experts from various industries to share their insights and ideas.

at an elevated level in rank or importance, occurring at or from a relative high altitude

top, highest,senior, major, first, prestigious, important, influential, prior, chief

subordinate, trivial, minor, negligible, insignificant,minor, negligible, subordinate, slight, secondary

The company hired a high-level executive with decades of experience in the industry.

The government officials held a high-level meeting to discuss national security concerns.

The research team conducted a high-level analysis of the data to identify potential trends.

The university's high-level courses provide students with advanced knowledge and skills.