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Higher-up   /hˈaɪər-əp/   Listen
Higher-up

noun
1.
One of greater rank or station or quality.  Synonyms: superior, superordinate.






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"Higher-up" Quotes from Famous Books



... "Of course, that might be the man. There are points. I'll have his life looked into, but somehow I don't believe it. I have a hunch the man was a higher-up. The sort of woman the Mother Superior described can get the best, and they take it. To proceed: James Dillingworth, lawyer, died in the odor of sanctity, but you never can tell; I'll have him investigated, too. James Maston—I haven't had time to ...
— The Avalanche • Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton

... what I mean! I mean I could send him and plenty of his pals to the pen. Everybody's been saying for years that there hasn't been a rotten deal pulled off that he didn't boss and get away with it. But nobody could prove it. He's had the men higher-up eating out of his hand—sort of you pat my head and I'll pat yours arrangement—and here's the proof, in black and white. Don't you understand? Here's the proof: these get him with ...
— Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man • Marie Conway Oemler



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