Synonyms for High:

• adj.

  •Panglossian (adjective)
  • looking through rose colored glasses,
  • looking through rosecolored glasses,
  • looking bright side.
  •above (adjective)
  • upper.
  •all (adjective)
  • high.
  •alpine (adjective)
  • more high-reaching,
  • highreaching,
  • more montane,
  • snowcapped,
  • more highreaching,
  • lofty,
  • most highreaching,
  • most high-reaching,
  • most snowcapped,
  • in the clouds,
  • most montane,
  • most high reaching,
  • more snowcapped,
  • more high reaching,
  • high reaching.
  •assured (adjective)
  • self assured,
  • selfconfident,
  • more poised,
  • un-hesitating,
  • un flappable,
  • selfpossessed,
  • un hesitating,
  • selfassured,
  • over confident,
  • up beat,
  • most poised.
  •bulky (adjective)
  • un-wieldiest,
  • un handier,
  • ponderous,
  • un wieldiest,
  • unhandier,
  • un manageable,
  • un-manageable,
  • un wieldy,
  • un-handiest,
  • un-handier,
  • un handiest,
  • un-handy,
  • unhandiest,
  • un-wieldy,
  • un-wieldier,
  • un wieldier,
  • voluminous,
  • un handy.
  •cheerful (adjective)
  • gladsome,
  • hilarious,
  • full of pep,
  • chirpiest,
  • heartiest,
  • perky,
  • in good spirits,
  • chirpy,
  • chirpier,
  • in high spirits,
  • sunny side up,
  • snappy,
  • zappy,
  • zingy.
  •confident (adjective)
  • up-pity,
  • selfsufficient,
  • up pity,
  • selfreliant,
  • pre sumptuous,
  • un daunted,
  • self reliant,
  • more racked,
  • un-afraid,
  • un afraid,
  • most racked,
  • un-daunted,
  • self sufficient.
  •costly (adjective)
  • top-pest,
  • highpriced,
  • top pest,
  • high priced,
  • an arm leg,
  • in-ordinate,
  • cherrer,
  • priciest,
  • most valuable,
  • in ordinate,
  • an arm and leg,
  • pricier,
  • cherrest.
  •dear (adjective)
  • more prized,
  • most overpriced,
  • an arm a leg,
  • over-priced,
  • at premium,
  • out of sight,
  • more overpriced,
  • over priced,
  • most prized,
  • out sight.
  •drugged (adjective)
  • more junked-up,
  • be-numbed,
  • un-conscious,
  • most junked-up,
  • more narcotized,
  • most ripped,
  • most junked up,
  • be numbed,
  • most coked,
  • more junkedup,
  • more junked up,
  • more ripped,
  • on trip,
  • most junkedup,
  • junked up,
  • out it,
  • more coked,
  • junkedup,
  • un conscious.
  •drunk (adjective)
  • more tanked,
  • three sheets wind,
  • most totaled,
  • most buzzed,
  • more juiced,
  • more laced,
  • be-fuddled,
  • most juiced,
  • most bashed,
  • three sheets to wind,
  • more fuddled,
  • be fuddled,
  • more totaled,
  • most tanked,
  • under table,
  • more buzzed,
  • three sheets the wind.
  •ecstatic (adjective)
  • more ravished,
  • over-joyed,
  • tickled death,
  • most entranced,
  • more entranced,
  • more athrill,
  • most athrill,
  • more euphoric,
  • over joyed,
  • most enraptured,
  • trans ported,
  • more enraptured,
  • most ravished,
  • most euphoric.
  •elated (adjective)
  • more roused,
  • de lighted,
  • turned-on,
  • most joyous,
  • more cheered,
  • de-lighted,
  • most aroused,
  • more joyous,
  • puffed up,
  • most cheered,
  • trans-ported,
  • more aroused,
  • turnedon,
  • most roused.
  •elevated (adjective)
  • righteous,
  • high-rise,
  • highrise,
  • ethical,
  • elevated,
  • bigtime,
  • high rise,
  • upheaved.
  •eminent (adjective)
  • more biggun,
  • most celeb,
  • superstarrer,
  • most page-oner,
  • re-doubted,
  • most pageoner,
  • more page-oner,
  • more pageoner,
  • para-mount,
  • pageoner,
  • most big-gun,
  • page-oner,
  • page oner,
  • most big gun,
  • para mount,
  • more leonine,
  • more bigname,
  • pre eminent,
  • re doubted,
  • super-star,
  • more big name,
  • more big gun,
  • bigname,
  • most page oner,
  • most redoubted,
  • biggun,
  • more redoubted,
  • most lionlike,
  • out standing,
  • more celeb,
  • well known,
  • more celebrious,
  • wellknown,
  • more big-gun,
  • super star,
  • most big name,
  • more big-name,
  • bigleague,
  • most celebrious,
  • more lionlike,
  • most leonine,
  • most big-name,
  • super-starrest,
  • most bigname,
  • namest,
  • super-starrer,
  • most biggun,
  • more page oner,
  • most esteemed,
  • superstarrest,
  • super starrest,
  • more esteemed,
  • super starrer.
  •exalted (adjective)
  • more top-ranking,
  • more topranking,
  • selfimportant,
  • most top-ranking,
  • most highest ranking,
  • pretentious,
  • more highest-ranking,
  • more top ranking,
  • most ideal,
  • topdrawer,
  • over blown,
  • self important,
  • topranking,
  • self-important,
  • most highestranking,
  • more highestranking,
  • up lifting,
  • most top ranking,
  • highest ranking,
  • most highest-ranking,
  • more highest ranking,
  • top ranking,
  • top-drawer,
  • most topranking,
  • highestranking,
  • up-lifting,
  • over-blown.
  •excellent (adjective)
  • tiptop,
  • Piked,
  • incomparable,
  • world class,
  • meritorious,
  • exemplary,
  • most desirable,
  • firstclass,
  • first class,
  • world-class.
  •exceptional (adjective)
  • extra ordinary,
  • extra-ordinary.
  •excited (adjective)
  • ex cited,
  • dis-composed,
  • in a tizzy,
  • zipped up,
  • keyed up,
  • most ruffled,
  • steamed up,
  • in flamed,
  • hot bothered,
  • tumultoustumultuous,
  • aflame,
  • in tizzy,
  • hyper active,
  • more ruffled,
  • most awakened,
  • more stirred,
  • more awakened,
  • tumultous-tumultuous,
  • tumultous tumultuous,
  • most piqued,
  • most aflame,
  • dis concerted,
  • dis composed,
  • hyper-active,
  • more discomposed,
  • in-flamed,
  • dis-concerted,
  • most stirred,
  • pumped,
  • more piqued,
  • ex-cited.
  •exorbitant (adjective)
  • over much,
  • un-duer,
  • un reasonable,
  • un-reasonable,
  • un due,
  • over-much,
  • more absonant,
  • more overboard,
  • over ones head,
  • most overboard,
  • unwarranted,
  • un conscionable,
  • most absonant,
  • over-board,
  • un duer,
  • ex-acting,
  • un-conscionable,
  • un duest,
  • un-due,
  • un warranted,
  • over board,
  • over one head,
  • un-warranted,
  • ex acting,
  • un-duest.
  •expensive (adjective)
  • precious,
  • too high,
  • uneconomical,
  • upscale,
  • big-ticket.
  •extreme (adjective)
  • extreme,
  • luxurious,
  • stiff,
  • extravagant,
  • excessive,
  • rich,
  • intensified,
  • sharp.
  •exultant (adjective)
  • more reveling,
  • more wowed,
  • Flipping,
  • most wowed,
  • more exulting,
  • exultant,
  • more flipping,
  • most reveling,
  • most exulting,
  • most flipping.
  •flushed (adjective)
  • most rutilous,
  • in-spired,
  • most rutilant,
  • in spired,
  • Rutilant,
  • more rutilant,
  • fullblooded,
  • full-blooded,
  • more rutilous,
  • more crimson,
  • inspired,
  • most crimson,
  • full blooded.
  •foul-smelling (adjective)
  • malodorous.
  •genial (adjective)
  • more warm-hearted,
  • most warm-hearted,
  • warm hearted,
  • most warm hearted,
  • more warm hearted.
  •great (adjective)
  • ex-tended,
  • more mondo,
  • more oversize,
  • most oversize,
  • pro longed,
  • over size,
  • greater,
  • ex tended,
  • ex tensive,
  • over-size,
  • more humongous,
  • bullest,
  • most mondo,
  • pro-longed,
  • most humongous,
  • fatter.
  •haughty (adjective)
  • hoitytoity,
  • in-different,
  • on high horse,
  • re served,
  • sniffiest,
  • re-served,
  • snootiest,
  • high mighty,
  • hoity toity,
  • sniffier,
  • in different,
  • over-weening,
  • over weening,
  • stuckup,
  • over bearing,
  • Over-bearing.
  •high (adjective)
  • atmospheric,
  • tall.
  •high-ranking (adjective)
  • high ranking,
  • highranking.
  •hopeful (adjective)
  • forward-looking,
  • keeping the faith,
  • looking forward to,
  • trustful,
  • at ease.
  •hopped-up (adjective)
  • hopped up.
  •important (adjective)
  • grave,
  • meaningful,
  • fundamental,
  • prominent,
  • crucial,
  • essential,
  • capital,
  • ruling,
  • necessary,
  • major,
  • consequential,
  • arch,
  • influential,
  • central,
  • vital,
  • chief,
  • key.
  •inebriated (adjective)
  • more inebriate,
  • most inebriate.
  •intoxicated (adjective)
  • most quickened,
  • more captivated,
  • unsoberer,
  • un soberest,
  • most captivated,
  • more galvanized,
  • tied on,
  • most galvanized,
  • un-soberest,
  • un soberer,
  • unsoberest,
  • more quickened,
  • un-soberer,
  • un-sober.
  •intoxicated, drugged (adjective)
  • spaced out,
  • freaked out,
  • delirious.
  •invigorating (adjective)
  • more hyper,
  • more rejuvenative,
  • exhilarative,
  • most rejuvenative,
  • most exhilarative,
  • more tonic,
  • most rejuvenating,
  • more rejuvenating,
  • more exhilarative,
  • most tonic,
  • hyper.
  •joyful (adjective)
  • doing handsprings.
  •joyful/joyous (adjective)
  • more popping,
  • sunnyside up,
  • high as kite.
  •light (adjective)
  • lightest.
  •loaded (adjective)
  • more gassed,
  • most gassed,
  • Gassed.
  •long (adjective)
  • stretching,
  • faraway,
  • far off,
  • spread out,
  • spun out,
  • outstretched,
  • protracted,
  • longish,
  • gangling.
  •looped (adjective)
  • be sotted,
  • half-seas over,
  • in one cups,
  • in ones cups,
  • in cups,
  • Half seas over,
  • halfseas over,
  • be-sotted,
  • in one's cups.
  •malodorous (adjective)
  • more reeking,
  • most decomposed,
  • de composed,
  • re eking,
  • most reeking,
  • most polluted,
  • most stenchful,
  • more stenchful,
  • more polluted,
  • re-eking,
  • de-composed.
  •mammoth (adjective)
  • more leviathan,
  • most behemothic,
  • more behemothic,
  • most leviathan.
  •manic (adjective)
  • Flipped,
  • over-excited,
  • turned out.
  •manic/maniacal (adjective)
  • in-sane,
  • more turned out,
  • more turned-out,
  • most turned out,
  • turnedout,
  • most turned-out,
  • de ranged,
  • in saner,
  • in sanest,
  • most turnedout,
  • in-saner,
  • in sane,
  • most flipped,
  • un-balanced,
  • more turnedout,
  • de-ranged.
  •mighty (adjective)
  • mightiest.
  •optimistic (adjective)
  • ray of sunshine,
  • ray sunshine,
  • on top world.
  •overlong (adjective)
  • long drawn out,
  • over long,
  • drawnout.
  •overwrought (adjective)
  • more keyed-up,
  • over excited,
  • strungout,
  • freaked-out,
  • more worked-up,
  • most hot and bothered,
  • most hot-and-bothered,
  • up-tight,
  • keyed-up,
  • most firedup,
  • most worked-up,
  • most strung out,
  • more freakedout,
  • up tight,
  • more wound-up,
  • more wound up,
  • freakedout,
  • un easier,
  • more keyedup,
  • un easiest,
  • most keyed-up,
  • worked-up,
  • most fired-up,
  • over-strung,
  • un-easier,
  • ex citable,
  • most keyedup,
  • most overstrung,
  • wound-up,
  • fired-up,
  • most wound up,
  • over strung,
  • more strungout,
  • most worked up,
  • ex-citable,
  • hot under collar,
  • more worked up,
  • over-wrought,
  • most wound-up,
  • more fired up,
  • in state,
  • most strung-out,
  • most freakedout,
  • over-worked,
  • more firedup,
  • all shook up,
  • more fired-up,
  • most strungout,
  • most keyed up,
  • over worked,
  • more hot and bothered,
  • more freaked-out,
  • more workedup,
  • in a state,
  • woundup,
  • most fired up,
  • more strung-out,
  • un-easiest,
  • most workedup,
  • un easy,
  • un strung,
  • workedup,
  • hot-and-bothered,
  • keyedup,
  • most freaked-out,
  • more keyed up,
  • more hot-and-bothered,
  • more overstrung,
  • firedup.
  •piercing (adjective)
  • more numbing,
  • high pitched,
  • most shattering,
  • roaring,
  • more racking,
  • knifelike,
  • most numbing,
  • more stentorious,
  • more shooting,
  • numbing,
  • most stentorious,
  • more shattering,
  • most shooting,
  • highpitched,
  • most racking.
  •plastered (adjective)
  • dead to world,
  • half-crocked,
  • dead to the world,
  • drunk as a skunk,
  • blitzed,
  • most blitzed,
  • pissed,
  • most sauced,
  • drunk as skunk,
  • most schnockered,
  • Sauced,
  • half crocked,
  • more pissed,
  • more drinking,
  • more halfcrocked,
  • more half crocked,
  • half the bag,
  • most halfcrocked,
  • most half crocked,
  • more schnockered,
  • more half-crocked,
  • half in the bag,
  • feeling good,
  • more sauced,
  • halfcrocked,
  • half in bag,
  • dead the world,
  • most drinking,
  • dead drunk,
  • more blitzed,
  • dead world.
  •pumped (adjective)
  • geared up,
  • rarin to go,
  • cranked up,
  • rarin' go,
  • rarin' to go,
  • rarin go.
  •putrid (adjective)
  • more nidorous,
  • most contaminated,
  • more contaminated,
  • most moldered,
  • more putrefied,
  • most nidorous,
  • rotting,
  • whiffier,
  • more moldered,
  • most putrefied,
  • more decomposed,
  • whiffiest.
  •rancid (adjective)
  • putrefactive,
  • feculent,
  • evil-smelling,
  • Olid,
  • carious,
  • curdled.
  •rank (adjective)
  • Graveolent,
  • strong-smelling,
  • mephitic.
  •responsible (adjective)
  • more contracted,
  • carrying load,
  • duty bound,
  • most hampered,
  • most decision making,
  • most decisionmaking,
  • more decisionmaking,
  • most duty bound,
  • more duty bound,
  • most duty-bound,
  • most compelled,
  • fettered,
  • ex posed,
  • most fettered,
  • most decision-making,
  • at helm,
  • more dutybound,
  • decisionmaking,
  • most contracted,
  • more decision making,
  • more duty-bound,
  • dutybound,
  • more compelled,
  • more fettered,
  • more decision-making,
  • ex-posed,
  • most dutybound,
  • on hook,
  • minding store,
  • more hampered.
  •rose-colored (adjective)
  • rose colored,
  • rosecolored.
  •royal (adjective)
  • queenlier,
  • re-splendent,
  • queenly.
  •shrill (adjective)
  • ultrasonic,
  • loud,
  • ear-piercing,
  • penetrating,
  • clanging,
  • clangorous.
  •shrill, strong (on the senses) (adjective)
  • reeking,
  • strident.
  •size (adjective)
  • amplitudinous,
  • large,
  • wide,
  • extensive,
  • corpulent,
  • measurable,
  • dimensional,
  • big,
  • portly,
  • magnificent,
  • chunky,
  • sizable,
  • expansive.
  •sky-high (adjective)
  • sky high,
  • skyhigh.
  •smelly (adjective)
  • more foul smelling,
  • more foulsmelling,
  • most foulsmelling,
  • foulsmelling,
  • foul smelling,
  • most foul smelling,
  • more foul-smelling,
  • most foul-smelling.
  •stately (adjective)
  • de-liberate,
  • more highfaluting,
  • de liberate,
  • most highfaluting.
  •steep (adjective)
  • most unmeasurable,
  • head-long,
  • uncalledfor,
  • more straightup,
  • un measurable,
  • more straight up,
  • most straight-up,
  • more unmeasurable,
  • most prerupt,
  • most declivitous,
  • more declivitous,
  • most straight up,
  • un-measurable,
  • straightup,
  • most straightup,
  • more straight-up,
  • head long,
  • more prerupt.
  •strong (adjective)
  • unmixed,
  • strong-flavored,
  • highly seasoned,
  • highly flavored.
  •sublime (adjective)
  • more splendiferous,
  • sub lime,
  • sub-lime,
  • most splendiferous,
  • more dynamite.
  •tall; at a great distance aloft (adjective)
  • Hovering,
  • sky-scraping,
  • uplifted.
  •thick (adjective)
  • blubbery.
  •tipsy (adjective)
  • un steadier,
  • most irrigated,
  • un steady,
  • un steadiest,
  • un-steadier,
  • un-steadiest,
  • more irrigated.
  •topflight (adjective)
  • more quality,
  • top flight,
  • braggest,
  • most quality,
  • blueribbon.
  •towering (adjective)
  • more unmatchable,
  • Spiring,
  • un matchable,
  • most surpassing,
  • more surpassing,
  • more skyscraping,
  • most skyscraping,
  • more towery,
  • sur-passing,
  • most spiring,
  • un-matchable,
  • more spiring,
  • most unmatchable,
  • most towery.
  •upper (adjective)
  • top most,
  • upper most,
  • loftier.
  •very happy (adjective)
  • bouncy,
  • lighthearted,
  • merry,
  • exhilarated,
  • boisterous.
  •zonked (adjective)
  • more astonished,
  • most amazed,
  • more amazed.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • high up.

• n.

  •
  • delirium tremens,
  • dependence,
  • abuse,
  • binge drinking,
  • alcoholics anonymous,
  • aa,
  • alcoholism,
  • Al-Anon,
  • designated driver,
  • cheers.
  •
  • over,
  • top,
  • important.
  •
  • special,
  • unusual,
  • extraordinary.
  •
  • baltic,
  • abroad,
  • bicoastal,
  • tripping,
  • anglo-saxon,
  • american,
  • continental,
  • arctic,
  • anglophone,
  • drugged,
  • coast-to-coast,
  • anglo-american,
  • psyched,
  • wasted.
  •
  • celsius,
  • degree,
  • absolute zero,
  • F,
  • fahrenheit,
  • eighties,
  • C,
  • centigrade,
  • boiling point,
  • up in space,
  • bimetallic strip.
  •
  • entire,
  • especially,
  • altogether,
  • pure,
  • complete,
  • absolute,
  • completely,
  • perfectly,
  • literally,
  • particular.
  •
  • hooked,
  • gone,
  • strung-out,
  • new,
  • bombed-out,
  • blissed out,
  • addicted.
  •
  • highlight,
  • turning point,
  • the point of no return,
  • crossroads,
  • breaking point,
  • watershed,
  • milestone,
  • the moment of truth.
  •
  • teeming,
  • eloquent,
  • style,
  • dense,
  • congested,
  • high-flown,
  • cramped,
  • bulging,
  • jammed,
  • grand,
  • busy,
  • packed,
  • crowded.
  •
  • common currency,
  • decimalize,
  • base currency,
  • decimalise,
  • change,
  • increase,
  • convertible,
  • basket,
  • raised,
  • denominate,
  • bureau de change,
  • Heightened,
  • currency.
  •
  • high-priced,
  • value,
  • costly.
  •
  • fierce,
  • force,
  • cutting,
  • furious,
  • following,
  • gentle,
  • biting,
  • gale-force,
  • easterly,
  • gusty,
  • east,
  • the Beaufort scale.
  •
  • exuberant,
  • happy,
  • carefree,
  • lit,
  • glad,
  • pleased,
  • alive,
  • spaced-out,
  • contented,
  • satisfied,
  • content,
  • Drugs.
  •
  • creaky,
  • jumpy,
  • bang,
  • thrill,
  • lift,
  • kick,
  • metallic,
  • excite,
  • clear,
  • wallop,
  • boot.
  •
  • faint,
  • fond hope/wish/dream etc.,
  • dearest.
  •
  • low-rise.
  •
  • frowzy,
  • icky,
  • nasty,
  • funky,
  • acrid.
  •adenoidal (noun)
  • adenoidal.
  •altissimo (noun)
  • altissimo.
  •altitudinous (noun)
  • altitudinous.
  •climactic (noun)
  • climactic.
  •climactical (noun)
  • climactical.
  •commanding (noun)
  • commanding.
  •countertenor (noun)
  • countertenor.
  •dominating (noun)
  • dominating.
  •elation (noun)
  • joyousnesses,
  • stars one's eye,
  • stars in ones eye,
  • stars ones eye,
  • stars in one eye,
  • in-toxication,
  • de-lights,
  • high spiritses,
  • stars eyes,
  • in toxications,
  • de light,
  • stars in eyes,
  • in toxication,
  • stars in eye,
  • stars in one eyes,
  • de-light,
  • stars one eye,
  • stars in one's eye,
  • stars one eyes,
  • stars in ones eyes,
  • in-toxications,
  • stars eye,
  • stars ones eyes,
  • de lights,
  • stars one's eyes.
  •euphoria (noun)
  • euphoria.
  •exalted (noun)
  • distinguished,
  • leading.
  •extravagantly (noun)
  • expansively,
  • without restraint.
  •falsetto (noun)
  • falsetto.
  •flooding (noun)
  • flooding.
  •full (noun)
  • full.
  •gamey (noun)
  • gamey.
  •gamy (noun)
  • gamy.
  •graduate (noun)
  • graduate.
  •happiness (noun)
  • ecstasy,
  • jollity,
  • pleasure,
  • delight,
  • contentment,
  • joy,
  • happiness,
  • nirvana.
  •heights (noun)
  • heights.
  •high (noun)
  • broad,
  • shrilling,
  • high-topped,
  • luxuriously,
  • senior high,
  • highschool,
  • high-stepped,
  • last,
  • pinched,
  • screaky,
  • high gear,
  • peak,
  • overlooking,
  • peaky,
  • advanced,
  • high-pitched,
  • postgraduate,
  • overflowing,
  • high-top,
  • high school,
  • squeaky,
  • high-stepping,
  • spiky,
  • utmost,
  • treble,
  • squeaking,
  • soaring,
  • high pressure,
  • richly,
  • alto,
  • squealing,
  • mellow,
  • soprano,
  • higher,
  • in flood,
  • senior high school,
  • sopranino,
  • screechy,
  • tenor,
  • nasal,
  • piping,
  • high-level,
  • towering,
  • swollen.
  •schools (noun)
  • community college,
  • comprehensive school,
  • boarding school,
  • convent school,
  • church school,
  • academy,
  • college,
  • charm school,
  • conservatory,
  • COMP.

• prep.

  •above (preposition)
  • up on,
  • on high,
  • superior,
  • on top of.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • flying,
  • copious,
  • legion,
  • crapulous,
  • vertiginous,
  • liberal,
  • apogee,
  • innumerable,
  • mountainous,
  • bewildering,
  • gigantic,
  • plastered,
  • countless,
  • stupendous,
  • inestimable,
  • payoff,
  • low-cut,
  • fusty,
  • jumbo,
  • goodish,
  • fetid,
  • odorous,
  • unprecedented,
  • choppy,
  • man-sized,
  • largish,
  • littoral,
  • shrilly,
  • abundantly,
  • yea-high,
  • classical,
  • sky-high,
  • briny,
  • massed,
  • significantly,
  • generous,
  • tremendous,
  • colossal,
  • oceanic,
  • upmost,
  • shoulder-high,
  • boozy,
  • unrealistic,
  • low-neck,
  • incalculable,
  • besotted,
  • substantial,
  • enormous,
  • standard,
  • tidal,
  • significant,
  • zonked,
  • musty,
  • king-size,
  • plentiful,
  • fastigium,
  • Plunging,
  • above,
  • myriad,
  • heavily,
  • enormously,
  • full-size,
  • galore,
  • abysm,
  • clunky,
  • deep-sea,
  • Hunker,
  • vast,
  • atop,
  • upraised,
  • lavish,
  • classically,
  • outsize,
  • astronomically,
  • substantially,
  • imposing,
  • overhead,
  • shrieky,
  • walloping,
  • odorless,
  • abundant,
  • bulbous,
  • impressive,
  • loftiest,
  • reedy,
  • serious,
  • crapulent,
  • gaping,
  • waist-high,
  • multitudinous,
  • immeasurable,
  • bombed,
  • knee-high,
  • low-necked,
  • crocked,
  • winding,
  • eye-watering,
  • Boozed,
  • Culminating,
  • plaintive,
  • profuse,
  • putrescent,
  • stoned,
  • stinky,
  • aloft,
  • odoriferous,
  • whopping,
  • walk-in,
  • overdeveloped,
  • crackly,
  • fluvial,
  • plenteous,
  • bulk,
  • wiped out,
  • bountiful,
  • puffy,
  • unnumbered,
  • elephantine,
  • mid-air,
  • inordinate,
  • commodious,
  • goodly,
  • capacious,
  • widely,
  • qualitative,
  • unwieldy,
  • considerable,
  • welkin,
  • measureless,
  • maximal,
  • exacting,
  • numberless,
  • titanic,
  • humongous,
  • immense.
  •
  • huge,
  • average,
  • pneumatic,
  • hill,
  • roof,
  • firmament,
  • highest,
  • chasm,
  • high-minded,
  • macro,
  • redolent,
  • untold,
  • meridian,
  • climax,
  • inshore,
  • acme,
  • substantive,
  • abyss,
  • pelagic,
  • navigable,
  • mythic,
  • elevation,
  • overblown,
  • uppermost,
  • vertex,
  • passable,
  • outside,
  • hefty,
  • oversized,
  • tipsy,
  • sky,
  • immemorial,
  • stagnant,
  • roomy,
  • crest,
  • laden,
  • apex,
  • mass,
  • cosmic,
  • way,
  • pinnacle,
  • some,
  • zenith,
  • culmination,
  • crowning,
  • larger-than-life,
  • princely,
  • swingeing,
  • topmost,
  • fair,
  • Onto,
  • turned on,
  • Upon,
  • full-scale,
  • maximum,
  • huddle.
  •
  • fabulous,
  • crouch,
  • pacific,
  • clumsy,
  • fantastic,
  • airy,
  • marine,
  • height,
  • uttermost,
  • atmosphere,
  • stuffy,
  • gulf,
  • prominence,
  • cumbersome,
  • monumental.
  •
  • depth,
  • eminence,
  • altitude,
  • ultimate,
  • by,
  • air,
  • crown,
  • stale,
  • monster,
  • ripe.
  •
  • moral,
  • ancient,
  • soar,
  • triple,
  • powerful,
  • massive,
  • offshore,
  • noble,
  • handsome.
  •
  • bottom,
  • giant,
  • heaven,
  • cap,
  • acute.
  •
  • explosive.
  •
  • rough.
  •
  • heavy.
  •
  • cockeyed,
  • freshwater,
  • blind,
  • stinking,
  • pixilated,
  • inebriate,
  • sodden,
  • fresh,
  • coastal,
  • drunken,
  • calm.
  •
  • level.
  •
  • good.
  •big
  • strapping.
  •current
  • tide.
  •inebriated
  • swacked.
  •in the air
  • aerial.
  •tall
  • formidable,
  • lank,
  • diminutive,
  • lanky.
  •Other relevant words:
  • majestic,
  • Heeled,
  • fried,
  • organized,
  • squiffy,
  • supernal,
  • afflicted,
  • lush,
  • high-sounding,
  • disguised,
  • polluted,
  • intermediate,
  • Screwed,
  • Sprung,
  • oiled,
  • Jingled,
  • glowing,
  • lit up,
  • raddled,
  • canned,
  • lubricated,
  • reverse,
  • pie-eyed,
  • cut,
  • boiled,
  • shellacked,
  • august,
  • balmy,
  • charged up,
  • high-tasted,
  • sewed up,
  • corned,
  • highfalutin,
  • fancy,
  • neutral,
  • soaked,
  • illuminated,
  • high-toned,
  • undue,
  • close,
  • primed,
  • gilded.

Paraphrases for High:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    higher, sky-high, higher-order, highest-ranking.
  • Proper noun, singular
    higher.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    lofty, stringent, Heightened, tough, enormous, exalted, prominent, massive, loud, louder, hi-, rich, overwhelming, vast, rigorous, tight, noble, demanding, sophisticated, costly, senior-level, outstanding, immense, sublime, supreme, high-dose, robust, prohibitive, sizeable, widespread, inflated, prevalent, great, overriding, fire-prevention, towering, top-level, high-frequency, prestigious.
  • Proper noun, singular
    establishments, institutions, governors, challenges, Plateaux, PROSPECTS, bills, ICs, Studies, elders, sectors, notices, Has, leaps, forces, tops, supreme, great.
  • Noun, plural
    expectations, Records.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Capita.
  • Adverb
    loud, prominently, loudly, great.
  • Verb, past tense
    Grew, Erected, experienced, found, Amounted, fell, kept.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    invests, appears, results, Does.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    high-quality, exorbitant, high-grade, higher-level, high-altitude, high-value, high-standard, high-class, excessive, high-level, high-priority, high-speed, strict, tremendous, high-risk, high-priced, steep, high-income, distinguished, large-scale, high-yield, exacting, high-pressure, senior.
  • Proper noun, singular
    highly, seniors, high-level, senior.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    high-level, senior, antiaircraft.
  • Adverb
    highly.

Antonyms for High:

• adj.

  • all
    low.
  • extreme
    indistinct, bland, tasteless, moderate, common, calm, inexpensive, ignorant, reasonable, mild, stupid, cheap, poor, normal.
  • important
    nonessential, minor, subordinate, secondary, trivial, unnecessary, inessential.
  • tall; at a great distance aloft
    little, depressed, short, miniature, weak, tiny, teeny, inferior, soft, sober, down, small, minute, insignificant, unimportant, upset, humble, lowly, ground, worthless, dishonorable.

• n.

  • state
    low spirits.

• v. i.

  • Other antonyms:
    mean, Dwarfed, rock bottom, stunted, fragrant.

Homophones for High:

• Hy, Jai, hi, heye.

Holonyms for High:

• n.

  • state
    anticyclone.

Hyponym for High:

• n.

  • attribute
    grade, level, degree.
  • state
    air mass, elation.