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height

[hahyt] / haɪt /
NOUN
altitude, top part
Synonyms
STRONGEST
ceiling crest elevation extent peak pinnacle prominence stature
STRONG
acme apex apogee brow crown cusp highness hill loftiness mountain pitch rise solstice summit tallness tip tiptop vertex zenith
Antonyms
STRONGEST
base bottom nadir
WEAK
depth lowness
NOUN
climax; importance
Synonyms
STRONGEST
crest maximum prominence top
STRONG
acme crisis culmination dignity eminence end exaltation extremity grandeur heyday limit loftiness sublimity ultimate uttermost
WEAK
crowning point high point ne plus ultra utmost degree
Antonyms
STRONGEST
bottom nadir
STRONG
beginning commencement opening start unimportance
WEAK
depth lowness

Example Sentences

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At the height of Mr. Woods’s career, golf surpassed the NBA and even the National Football League in television ratings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wiseman says he has a lifelong love of flying, but on the ground he's afraid of heights.

From BBC

For teenagers, it is also essential for reaching full height potential.

From Science Daily

I set down a kick drum and step onto the wide, flat wooden stage that is about the height of a crate.

From Literature

I cringe seeing that, once again, the stack of bills exceeds the height of the other piles.

From Literature

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.