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tall

Definition for tall

adjective as in high in stature, length

adjective as in exaggerated, unreasonable

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Hugo: Not too long, but obviously I am tall.

From BBC

Even when he’s been fiery, nearly frothing at the mouth, Day-Lewis has always been a master of stillness, relying on his tall, taut frame to hint at the formidable power or menace underneath.

Finding a song that sounds like “The Life of a Showgirl” is a tall order, if not an impossible one.

"They make you walk taller and you present in a more vibrant way. And so hopefully that bleeds into the music too."

From BBC

In the San Fernando Valley, SB 79 would bring much taller, denser apartment buildings to neighborhoods near the G Line, previously known as the Orange Line busway.

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

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