Meaning & Definition of word "High"

High

/haɪ/

1. A high point or elevated position.
- Example: The team reached a high in their performance this season.
2. A state of happiness or excitement.
- Example: After finishing the project, she was on a high.

1. Situated far above the ground or below the top.
- Example: The mountain peaks are high, often covered with snow.
2. Of great vertical extent.
- Example: The skyscrapers in the city are very high.
3. Having a deep or prolonged sound; shrill.
- Example: The singer has a high voice that captivates the audience.
4. At a point far above the normal or average level.
- Example: The prices of goods have reached a high point this year.
5. Greatly advanced in quantity, degree, or intensity.
- Example: She achieved a high score on her exam.

1. To a great or considerable extent or degree.
- Example: He jumped high to reach the basketball hoop.
2. In a position or state that is elevated.
- Example: The plane flew high above the clouds.

Old English hēah, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch hoog and German hoch.

high and dry:

In a difficult situation without help.

high as a kite:

Very intoxicated or euphoric.

high time:

The right moment or overdue.

high spirits:

Feeling very cheerful or lively.

height:

The measurement of something from base to top.

heights:

Great altitude or a high point.

highness:

The quality or state of being high.

uplift:

The act of raising or being raised.

Meaning: Under the influence of drugs, especially marijuana.

Example Sentence: After a few puffs, he was feeling high.

Meaning: In a euphoric or ecstatic state.

Example Sentence: She was on a high after winning the award.