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ceiling

[see-ling] / ˈsi lɪŋ /


NOUN
maximum
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The primary bedroom, with two closets, has a barrel-vaulted clay ceiling.

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Asked recently to outline GM’s tech strategy, he described a vision of future electric vehicles with “much higher computational ceiling or headroom.”

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“This was a real fight by extremely powerful interests to stop any movement in this space and to set the California law as the new ceiling, and that bubble was burst,” he said.

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The ceiling is too low to differentiate between excellence and mediocrity.

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The removal of the ownership ceiling could attract more foreign insurers to enter the country, boosting growth in India’s insurance industry, they say.

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