superhigh
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4.9
- adjective
- /ˈsuːpərhaɪ/
:
extremadamente alto
- The doctor warned that superhigh cholesterol levels could be dangerous to your health.
Examples
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The prices of houses in the city are superhigh!
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School enrollment numbers reached superhigh levels this year, creating a need for more classrooms.
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During the summer, electricity demand reached superhigh levels across the city.
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The new tax caused superhigh prices for imported goods.
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This year's temperatures are superhigh compared to last year.
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The athletes trained under superhigh humidity conditions, pushing their performance levels to the limit.
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The new smartphone features a superhigh resolution display, making images appear incredibly sharp.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
More than usual in amount or strength
877
3.6
Very far away in place or in degree
859
3.8
Very unusual or much greater than usual
31
6.2
Much higher than normal in amount or level
14
4.5
Very high in amount, for example prices or bills
12
3.4
Higher than the usual or expected level
1
4.8
Very high in level and common in technical fields
1
8.4
Able to do things that science cannot explain
Higher than normal in amount or level
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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7.4
Very high radio waves used for radar, microwaves, and satellite communication
How High
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Morphology
Etymology
The word superhigh comes from the parts super- 'above' and high 'tall' or 'great', like supermarket where super- means 'very', so it means 'much higher than usual'.