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Things high often describes (“high ________”)
school, degree, level, levels, rate, rates, schools, pressure, frequency, temperatures, temperature, concentrations, quality, priest, value, speed, risk, cost, prices, density, content, price, proportion, resolution, concentration, percentage, standards, energy, costs, standard, point, students, incidence, water, ground, seas, rank, dose, places, doses, values, spirits, voltage, priority, order, strength, frequencies, treason, technology, office, esteem, mountains, intensity, resistance, tide, road, pressures, officials, efficiency, fever, performance, status, affinity, hopes, velocity, heat, regard, ratio, speeds, wages, probability, walls, wall, command, altitude, expectations, altitudes, opinion, reputation, altar, capacity, sensitivity, scores, heels, tension, mortality, graduates, potential
How high often is described (“________ high”)
junior, new, time, most, unacceptably, senior, previous, unrealistically, low, active, natural, emotional, historic, subtropical, real, half, turney, average, postwar, topographic, mile, year, inch, very, highest, sky, structural, abnormally, alltime, ultimate, arched, historical, unprecedented, exalted, extra, spiritual, wartime, typical, ultra, intense, elementary, medium, war, euphoric, yearly, magnetic, knee, temporary, pretty
Commonly used words are shown in bold. Rare words are dimmed.
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