sky-high (skīhī)
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Tweet adv. 1. To a very high level: The garbage was piled sky-high. 2. In a lavish or enthusiastic manner: The critics praised the play sky-high. 3. In pieces or to pieces; apart: Sappers blew the bridge sky-high. adj. 1. High up in the air: sky-high trees. 2. Exorbitantly high in cost or value: sky-high prices; sky-high stocks. |
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