152 Synonyms & Antonyms For HIGH

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Definitions high [hahy] / haɪ / ADJECTIVE tall; at a great distance aloft Synonyms STRONGEST big great huge immense large lofty long soaring steep tremendous STRONG aerial elevated giant grand WEAK alpine altitudinous colossal eminent formidable gigantic high-reaching high-rise hovering sky-high sky-scraping towering uplifted upraised Antonyms STRONGEST little low miniature minute short small teeny tiny WEAK dwarfed insignificant stunted ADJECTIVE extreme Synonyms STRONGEST excessive expensive great rich sharp steep stiff strong unusual STRONG dear grand special WEAK costly exorbitant extraordinary extravagant high-priced intensified lavish luxurious precious Antonyms STRONGEST cheap inexpensive mild moderate normal reasonable STRONG common WEAK weak ADJECTIVE important Synonyms STRONGEST serious significant STRONG arch capital chief essential extreme grave leading necessary noble ruling superior WEAK consequential crucial distinguished eminent exalted influential powerful prominent Antonyms STRONGEST minor trivial unimportant STRONG inessential nonessential secondary subordinate unnecessary WEAK lowly worthless ADJECTIVE very happy Synonyms WEAK boisterous bouncy cheerful elated excited exhilarated exuberant joyful lighthearted merry psyched pumped Antonyms WEAK depressed down low upset ADJECTIVE intoxicated, drugged Synonyms STRONG drunk flying WEAK delirious doped euphoric freaked-out inebriated on a trip potted spaced out stoned tanked tipsy Antonyms STRONGEST sober straight ADJECTIVE shrill, strong (on the senses) Synonyms STRONGEST sharp STRONG acute high-pitched piping rank soprano treble WEAK loud malodorous penetrating piercing putrid rancid reeking smelly strident Antonyms WEAK bland insipid low soft tasteless weak

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In that setup, the top of the price chart forms a flat line which represents resistance, and the bottom a line that slopes upward as buyers pick up the stock at an increasingly higher price.

From MarketWatch

The new year is starting on a high note, at least for streaming viewers.

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The Bursa Malaysia Derivatives contract for March delivery ended 24 ringgit higher at 4,071 ringgit a ton.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fitch also expects commercial group medical cost increases to approach 9% next year, the highest percentage in more than a decade.

From The Wall Street Journal

The highs, the lows, the dramatics, the desperation, it was all there when nothing was there, it was the feeling that even with everything gone, you still belonged to something.

From Los Angeles Times

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above alpine bulky buzz cheerful costliest costlier costly dear dearer doped drugged drunk ecstatic elated elation elevated elevated eminent exalted excellent excited exceptional exorbitant expensive exultant extreme flushed genial great haughty haughtiest high-ranking heightened hopped-up hulky hopeful inebriated intoxicated intoxicated invigorating joyful lightest light lit loaded long longest looped mammoth malodorous manic manic/maniacal mightiest mighty more excited more expensive more excellent more joyous more joyful more joyful more maniacal more manic more manic most excellent most joyful most joyful most joyous most maniacal most manic most manic optimistic overlong Panglossian pickled piercing plastered potted precipitous protracted psyched pumped putrid rancid rank reeky responsible rose-colored royal shrill sky-high sloshed smashed smelly soused stately steep steep stewed stinko stratospheric strong sublime thick tighter tight tightest tipsy tophole topflight towering upper wrecked zonked

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