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High up   /haɪ əp/   Listen
High up

adverb
1.
At a great altitude.  Synonym: high.






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"High up" Quotes from Famous Books



... Motier de la Fayette. In 1240 Pons Motier married the noble Alix Brun de Champetieres; and from their line descended the famous Lafayettes known to all Americans. Other Auvergne estates were added to the Chaviniac acres as the years went by, some with old castles high up in the mountains behind Chaviniac, and all these were inherited by the father of ...
— Lafayette • Martha Foote Crow

... High up in Arisa's room the Georgian woman and Aristarchi heard all that was said, crouching together upon the floor beside the opening the slave had discovered. When the voices were no longer heard except at rare intervals, in short exclamations ...
— Marietta - A Maid of Venice • F. Marion Crawford

... village went up into the tower of his house, and all night long those whom fear kept awake could see his window high up in the night glowing softly alone. The next day, when the twilight was far gone and night was gathering fast, the magician went away to the forest's edge, and uttered there the spell that he had made. And the spell was a compulsive, terrible thing, ...
— The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories • Lord Dunsany

... arrived about mid-day, I dismounted from the elephant on which I had journeyed comfortably for 200 miles, and for which I had begun to feel quite an affection, and was soon high up the precipitous ascent of the Cheesapany pass. It crosses a mountain which rises nearly 2000 feet above the village at its base; the path is so steep that a horse can barely scramble up it; and the ascent of the Rigi, in Switzerland, seemed a mere ...
— A Journey to Katmandu • Laurence Oliphant

... thing's clear, that he's high up wid the Counsellor, an' if he wasn't one man in ten thousand he ...
— The Tithe-Proctor - The Works of William Carleton, Volume Two • William Carleton


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