114 synonyms, 18 definitions, 3 antonyms for HIGH

98 synonyms

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	abrupt	6 letters	74 synonyms
2.	accelerated	11 letters	29 synonyms
3.	acute	5 letters	78 synonyms
4.	aerial	6 letters	27 synonyms
5.	airy	4 letters	77 synonyms
6.	animated	8 letters	73 synonyms
7.	antediluvian	12 letters	38 synonyms
8.	arctic	6 letters	28 synonyms
9.	arduous	7 letters	45 synonyms
10.	aroused	7 letters	84 synonyms
11.	arrogant	8 letters	85 synonyms
12.	big	3 letters	122 synonyms
13.	capital	7 letters	85 synonyms
14.	celebrated	10 letters	39 synonyms
15.	chief	5 letters	92 synonyms
16.	consequential	13 letters	32 synonyms
17.	costly	6 letters	20 synonyms
18.	crucial	7 letters	54 synonyms
19.	dear	4 letters	63 synonyms
20.	distinguisheden.synonym.one	13 letters	97 synonyms
21.	drugged	7 letters	19 synonyms
22.	drunk	5 letters	107 synonyms
23.	eager	5 letters	110 synonyms
24.	early	5 letters	48 synonyms
25.	effectual	9 letters	39 synonyms
26.	efficacious	11 letters	27 synonyms
27.	elated	6 letters	40 synonyms
28.	elevated	8 letters	61 synonym
29.	eloquent	8 letters	41 synonym
30.	eminent	7 letters	66 synonyms
31.	encouraged	10 letters	21 synonym
32.	energetic	9 letters	103 synonyms
33.	essential	9 letters	79 synonyms
34.	exalted	7 letters	60 synonyms
35.	exhilarated	11 letters	43 synonyms
36.	exorbitant	10 letters	40 synonyms
37.	expensive	9 letters	24 synonyms
38.	extreme	7 letters	149 synonyms
39.	funny	5 letters	55 synonyms
40.	glorious	8 letters	59 synonyms
41.	grave	5 letters	76 synonyms
42.	great	5 letters	149 synonyms
43.	happy	5 letters	76 synonyms
44.	haughty	7 letters	81 synonym
45.	head	4 letters	134 synonyms
46.	hilarious	9 letters	14 synonyms
47.	important	9 letters	105 synonyms
48.	inebriated	10 letters	29 synonyms
49.	inspired	8 letters	63 synonyms
50.	intenseen.synonym.one	7 letters	124 synonyms
51.	intensified	11 letters	12 synonyms
52.	intoxicated	11 letters	36 synonyms
53.	keyed up	7 letters	13 synonyms
54.	lanky	5 letters	18 synonyms
55.	lofty	5 letters	101 synonym
56.	lordly	6 letters	32 synonyms
57.	main	4 letters	51 synonym
58.	merry	5 letters	65 synonyms
59.	motivated	9 letters	28 synonyms
60.	northerly	9 letters	15 synonyms
61.	penetrating	11 letters	82 synonyms
62.	peppy	5 letters	17 synonyms
63.	piercing	8 letters	38 synonyms
64.	polar	5 letters	30 synonyms
65.	potent	6 letters	59 synonyms
66.	powerful	8 letters	101 synonym
67.	pre-eminent	10 letters	38 synonyms
68.	precipitous	11 letters	34 synonyms
69.	prehistoric	11 letters	30 synonyms
70.	primeval	8 letters	33 synonyms
71.	principal	9 letters	83 synonyms
72.	prized	6 letters	12 synonyms
73.	prominent	9 letters	64 synonyms
74.	proud	5 letters	46 synonyms
75.	remote	6 letters	94 synonyms
76.	rich	4 letters	106 synonyms
77.	serious	7 letters	105 synonyms
78.	sharp	5 letters	182 synonyms
79.	sheer	5 letters	82 synonyms
80.	shrill	6 letters	38 synonyms
81.	snobbish	8 letters	25 synonyms
82.	speedy	6 letters	26 synonyms
83.	steep	5 letters	68 synonyms
84.	stimulated	10 letters	45 synonyms
85.	stoned	6 letters	14 synonyms
86.	strenuous	9 letters	40 synonyms
87.	strident	8 letters	28 synonyms
88.	strong	6 letters	187 synonyms
89.	sublime	7 letters	54 synonyms
90.	supercilious	12 letters	24 synonyms
91.	tall	4 letters	36 synonyms
92.	tipsy	5 letters	19 synonyms
93.	towering	8 letters	34 synonyms
94.	uneconomical	12 letters	10 synonyms
95.	valuable	8 letters	55 synonyms
96.	venerable	9 letters	55 synonyms
97.	well-known	9 letters	45 synonyms
98.	wired	5 letters	28 synonyms

5 synonyms

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	gamey	5 letters	13 synonyms
2.	gamy	4 letters	13 synonyms
3.	high-pitched	11 letters	1 synonym
4.	in high spirits	13 letters	1 synonym
5.	mellow	6 letters	58 synonyms

1 antonym

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of antonyms
1.	low	3 letters	2 antonyms

7 definitions

high (Adjective) —	Greater than normal in degree, intensity or amount 7 examples
	1. ex. "a high temperature"
	2. ex. "a high price"
	3. ex. "the high point of his career"
	4. ex. "high risks"
	5. ex. "has high hopes"
	6. ex. "the river is high"
	7. ex. "he has a high opinion of himself"
high (Adjective) —	(literal meaning) being at or having a relatively great or specific elevation or upward extension (sometimes used in combinations like 'knee-high') 6 examples
	1. ex. "a high mountain"
	2. ex. "high ceilings"
	3. ex. "high buildings"
	4. ex. "a high forehead"
	5. ex. "a high incline"
	6. ex. "a foot high"
high (Adjective) —	Standing above others in quality or position 2 examples
	1. ex. "people in high places"
	2. ex. "the high priest"
high (Adjective) —	Used of sounds and voices; high in pitch or frequency
high (Adjective) —	happy and excited and energetic
high (Adjective) —	(used of the smell of meat) smelling spoiled or tainted
high (Adjective) —	Slightly and pleasantly intoxicated from alcohol or a drug (especially marijuana)

6 see also

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	degree	6 letters	61 synonym
2.	grade	5 letters	105 synonyms
3.	height	6 letters	37 synonyms
4.	level	5 letters	141 synonym
5.	pitch	5 letters	129 synonyms
6.	tallness	8 letters	13 synonyms

6 synonyms

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	heights	7 letters	13 synonyms
2.	high gear	8 letters	1 synonym
3.	high school	10 letters	4 synonyms
4.	highschool	10 letters	4 synonyms
5.	senior high	10 letters	4 synonyms
6.	senior high school	16 letters	4 synonyms

2 antonyms

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of antonyms
1.	low	3 letters	2 antonyms
2.	low spirits	10 letters	1 antonym

7 definitions

high (Noun) —	A lofty level, position or degree 1 example
	1. ex. "summer temperatures reached an all-time high"
high (Noun) —	An air mass of higher than normal pressure 1 example
	1. ex. "the east coast benefits from a Bermuda high"
high (Noun) —	A state of sustained elation 1 example
	1. ex. "I'm on a permanent high these days"
high (Noun) —	A state of altered consciousness induced by alcohol or narcotics 1 example
	1. ex. "they took drugs to get a high on"
high (Noun) —	A high place 1 example
	1. ex. "they stood on high and observed the countryside"
high (Noun) —	A public secondary school usually including grades 9 through 12 1 example
	1. ex. "he goes to the neighbourhood high"
high (Noun) —	A forward gear with a gear ratio that gives the greatest vehicle velocity for a given engine speed

15 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	air mass	7 letters	0 synonyms
2.	degree	6 letters	61 synonym
3.	elation	7 letters	15 synonyms
4.	gear	4 letters	63 synonyms
5.	gear mechanism	13 letters	1 synonym
6.	grade	5 letters	105 synonyms
7.	gymnasium	9 letters	12 synonyms
8.	level	5 letters	141 synonym
9.	lycee	5 letters	4 synonyms
10.	lyceum	6 letters	4 synonyms
11.	middle school	12 letters	4 synonyms
12.	place	5 letters	147 synonyms
13.	secondary school	15 letters	4 synonyms
14.	spot	4 letters	126 synonyms
15.	topographic point	16 letters	2 synonyms

1 type

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	overdrive	9 letters	3 synonyms

6 parts of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	anticyclone	11 letters	0 synonyms
2.	auto	4 letters	6 synonyms
3.	automobile	10 letters	20 synonyms
4.	car	3 letters	26 synonyms
5.	machine	7 letters	39 synonyms
6.	motorcar	8 letters	4 synonyms

5 synonyms

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	extravagantly	13 letters	24 synonyms
2.	high up	6 letters	6 synonyms
3.	lavishly	8 letters	9 synonyms
4.	luxuriously	11 letters	4 synonyms
5.	richly	6 letters	5 synonyms

4 definitions

high (Adverb) —	At a great altitude 1 example
	1. ex. "he climbed high on the ladder"
high (Adverb) —	In or to a high position, amount, or degree 1 example
	1. ex. "prices have gone up far too high"
high (Adverb) —	In a rich and lavish manner 1 example
	1. ex. "he lives high"
high (Adverb) —	Far up toward the source 1 example
	1. ex. "he lives high up the river"

Similar words

— adenoidal	— advanced	— altissimo	— altitudinous
— alto	— broad	— commanding	— countertenor
— dominating	— drunk	— elated	— eminent
— falsetto	— full	— graduate	— hag
— hash	— hawk	— haze	— hazy
— hex	— hick	— high-altitude	— high-level
— high-stepped	— high-stepping	— high-top	— high-topped
— higher	— highway	— hike	— hiss
— hoax	— hock	— hog	— hooch
— hook	— hose	— hug	— huge
— hush	— husk	— ill-smelling	— inebriate
— inebriated	— intoxicated	— last	— lofty
— malodorous	— malodourous	— minging	— nasal
— overlooking	— peaky	— pinched	— pongy
— postgrad	— postgraduate	— prominent	— screaky
— screechy	— sharp	— shrill	— soaring
— sopranino	— soprano	— spiky	— squeaking
— squeaky	— squealing	— steep	— stinky
— superior	— tall	— tenor	— top
— towering	— treble	— unpleasant-smelling	— up
— upper	— utmost	— whiffy

5 misspelling

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With the same beginning

high altar high and dry high and low high bar high beam high blood pressure high brass high colonic high comedy high command

With the same ending

thigh fly high junior high senior high sky-high knee-high superhigh circumflex artery of the thigh ultrahigh ultra-high

All synonyms in one line

abrupt, accelerated, acute, aerial, airy, en.synonym.one, animated, antediluvian, arctic, arduous, aroused, arrogant, big, capital, celebrated, chief, consequential, costly, crucial, dear, distinguished, drugged, drunk, eager, early, effectual, en.synonym.one, efficacious, elated, elevated, eloquent, eminent, encouraged, energetic, essential, exalted, exhilarated, exorbitant, expensive, extreme, funny, glorious, grave, great, happy, haughty, head, hilarious, important, inebriated, inspired, intense, en.synonym.one, intensified, intoxicated, keyed up, lanky, lofty, lordly, main, merry, motivated, northerly, penetrating, peppy, piercing, polar, potent, powerful, pre-eminent, precipitous, prehistoric, primeval, principal, prized, prominent, proud, remote, rich, serious, sharp, sheer, shrill, snobbish, speedy, steep, stimulated, stoned, strenuous, strident, strong, sublime, supercilious, tall, tipsy, towering, uneconomical, valuable, venerable, well-known, wired, gamey, gamy, high-pitched, in high spirits, mellow, en.synonym.one, heights, high gear, high school, highschool, senior high, en.synonym.one, senior high school, extravagantly, high up, lavishly, luxuriously, richly, en.synonym.one.

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синонимы, high antonyms, definition High

1. high (a)

2. high (Adjective)

3. high (Noun)

4. high (Adverb)