high up (Meaning)
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high up (r)
at a great altitude
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high up (n)
an important or influential (and often overbearing) person
Synonyms & Antonyms of high up
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high up Sentence Examples
- The eagle soared high up in the sky, its wings spread wide.
- The helicopter hovered high up above the city, offering a panoramic view.
- The rock climber ascended high up the mountain, gripping the sheer face with ease.
- The kite danced high up in the wind, its vibrant colors catching the sun.
- The zip line stretched high up between two towering trees, promising an exhilarating ride.
- The fireworks exploded high up in the night, painting the sky with brilliant hues.
- The astronaut floated high up in the space station, gazing out the window at the vast expanse.
- The towering skyscraper reached high up into the clouds, a testament to human ingenuity.
- The mountain goat gracefully navigated the steep slopes, leaping high up from rock to rock.
- The acrobats performed their daring stunts high up on the trapeze, defying gravity with every move.
FAQs About the word high up
at a great altitude, an important or influential (and often overbearing) person
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The eagle soared high up in the sky, its wings spread wide.
The helicopter hovered high up above the city, offering a panoramic view.
The rock climber ascended high up the mountain, gripping the sheer face with ease.
The kite danced high up in the wind, its vibrant colors catching the sun.
