Definitions and Examples of tall, high, elevated
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a greater than average height or stature.
Example
The basketball player was very tall, standing at over seven feet.
Extending upward to a great distance above the ground or another surface.
Example
The airplane flew at a high altitude, above the clouds.
Located at a higher level or position than something else.
Example
The house was built on an elevated platform, providing a great view of the surrounding area.
Key Differences: tall vs high vs elevated
- 1Tall refers to height, while high refers to distance from the ground or another surface.
- 2Elevated is a relational antonym that describes something that is positioned higher than something else.
- 3Low is a general term that describes something that is at or near ground level.
Effective Usage of tall, high, elevated
- 1Describing Physical Characteristics: Use low and its antonyms to describe the height or position of objects or people.
- 2Giving Directions: Incorporate these antonyms when giving directions to help someone navigate vertically.
- 3Talking About Prices: Use low and high to describe prices, with low indicating a lower cost and high indicating a higher cost.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of low are tall, high, and elevated. These words describe the opposite of something that is at or near ground level. Use them to describe physical characteristics, give directions, or talk about prices.
