Synonyms for higher
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1. higher(a)adjective

   advanced in complexity or elaboration

   "higher finance"; "higher mathematics"

   Antonyms:
   low

2. higher(a)adjective

   of education beyond the secondary level

   "higher education"; "higher learning"

   Antonyms:
   low

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1. higheradjective

   Synonyms:
   supernal

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1. List of paraphrases for "higher":

   highest, superior, upper, greater, high, senior, tertiary, supreme, more, larger, top, above, supérieur, best, superiore, superiors, stronger, graduate, bigger, rise, better, supérieure, greatest, rises, largest, gao, stricter, increased, increase, advanced

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1. Jason Knight:

   People really like the idea; no one's seen anything like it before. They like the flexibility, it means you can jump higher, the thing I need to address most is the weight; it's important for doing tricks that I try and bring the weight down.

2. Otis Spencer:

   We are seeing more e-commerce related tenants and we are going to see this market adapt to those needs, the quality of asset you can get versus what you get in western Europe is higher for the same relative price.

3. Rob Haworth:

   The lack of truckers reflects [ that ] we need more workers than we actually have, and that's being resolved through higher wages.

4. United States:

   Higher global prices are trickling down to United States. Natural gas has become a global commodity with the emergency of LNG, every spare molecule United States can find, United States are shipping to the eurozone.

5. Seth Kleinman from Citi:

   All these project cancellations and deferral and cut backs are setting the world up for tighter oil markets in the medium term (2017-19) unless the record Middle East oil rig count successfully translates into significantly higher production, demand will have its say but from a supply perspective it is hard not to believe the seeds of the next price spike are being sown today.