Synonyms and antonyms of High and height in British Thesaurus

height (noun)

the degree to which something is high or someone is tall

altitude (noun)

the height of a place or thing above sea level (=the surface of the sea)

elevation (noun)

science the height of an area of land, usually measured from sea level

the stratosphere (noun)

mainly journalism a very high level

ground level (noun)

the same level as the ground

eye level (noun)

the same height as your eyes when you are standing

height (noun)

the distance that something is from the ground or from the floor, or from a fixed level such as the sea

level (noun)

a particular height

stature (noun)

formal someone’s height

the roof of the world ()

used for referring to a very high place such as the top of a mountain

height (noun)

the state of being too high or tall, or not high or tall enough

height (noun)

a high place or position