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sky-high
[ skahy-hahy ]
adverb
- very high:
Costs have gone sky-high since the war.
sky-high
adjective
- at or to an unprecedented or excessive level
prices rocketed sky-high
adverb
- high into the air
- blow sky-highto destroy completely
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sky-high1
Example Sentences
It’s the music that takes things from pleasant to powerful — not just indie folk’s earnest refrains, but the way everyone hides behind the songs’ pretense of candor while keeping their own walls sky-high.
The LP is also home to perhaps the most sumptuous of EWF’s many romantic ballads: “Reasons,” with Bailey floating around in his falsetto like a guy sky-high on desire.
The stakes are sky-high and time is tight.
By familiarizing yourself with local tenant protection laws and planning as best as possible, you can help find yourself with sky-high rent far above everyday market prices.
She ended up paying double the price for it on Vinted, and thinks you shouldn't be allowed to resell toys online for sky-high prices.
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