sky-high (Meaning)
sky-high (r)
(with verb `to blow') destroyed completely; blown apart or to pieces
in a lavish or enthusiastic manner
to a very high level
sky-high (adv. & a.)
Very high.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sky-high
sky-high Sentence Examples
- The towering skyscraper's antenna pierced the sky-high clouds.
- The roller coaster's first drop sent riders hurtling sky-high, their screams echoing through the park.
- The fireworks display erupted in a symphony of colors, reaching sky-high and illuminating the night sky.
- The airplane soared sky-high above the bustling city, its engines roaring.
- The mountaineers scaled the treacherous peak, their spirits soaring sky-high as they reached the summit.
- The rising cost of living had sent inflation sky-high, putting a strain on households.
- The young girl's dreams were sky-high, reaching for the stars and beyond.
- The sky-high temperature made working outdoors unbearable.
- The sky-high tax rate stifled economic growth, discouraging investment.
- The sky-high stock market reached an all-time high, leaving investors euphoric.
FAQs About the word sky-high
(with verb `to blow') destroyed completely; blown apart or to pieces, in a lavish or enthusiastic manner, to a very high levelVery high.
enthusiastically, excitedly,eagerly, exuberantly, madly, avidly, keenly,rhapsodically, warmly, impatiently
perfunctorily, apathetically, impassively,indifferently, apathetically, indifferently, perfunctorily, impassively, disinterestedly, incuriously
The towering skyscraper's antenna pierced the sky-high clouds.
The roller coaster's first drop sent riders hurtling sky-high, their screams echoing through the park.
The fireworks display erupted in a symphony of colors, reaching sky-high and illuminating the night sky.
The airplane soared sky-high above the bustling city, its engines roaring.
