Sky-high Definition

skīhī
adverb
To a very high level.
The garbage was piled sky-high.
American Heritage
To a great height, amount, degree, etc.
Webster's New World
In a lavish or enthusiastic manner.
The critics praised the play sky-high.
American Heritage
In pieces or to pieces; apart.
Sappers blew the bridge sky-high.
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adjective
Of or to a great height, amount, degree, etc.
Webster's New World
High up in the air.
Sky-high trees.
American Heritage
Exorbitantly high in cost or value.
Sky-high prices; sky-high stocks.
American Heritage

Extremely tall.

A sky-high building.
Wiktionary

Excessive, exorbitant.

The fees were sky-high, so I refused to pay and rather did without.
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Sky-high Sentence Examples

  • If you like your shoes to match your dress while making a statement, Venus doesn't disappoint with sky-high heels and eye catching styles.

  • Maybe we 're being unreasonably demanding, but the quality of the new Who has given us sky-high expectations.

  • He said, The worst thing you can do is to panic when the prices are going to go sky-high.

  • If you want to capture the coveted rocker chic style, smoky eyes go hand in hand with sky high stilettos and biker jackets.

  • To be blunt, nothing screams street-walker like a super short mini paired with sky high platforms.

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