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23-Oct-2005, 10:52
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 antonym of "low-lying" Is that "high-lying"? |
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23-Oct-2005, 11:30
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| Re: antonym of "low-lying" What about, high-flying? |
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23-Oct-2005, 12:36
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| Re: antonym of "low-lying" Quote:
low-lying cloud high cloud |
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23-Oct-2005, 13:54
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| Re: antonym of "low-lying" Thank you for your responses. I'm looking for a word for land, cities and countries. I should have mentioned this. Sorry.  For example, the Netherlands is a low-lying country. I want to know an adjective which has the opposite meaning of "low-lying". "Denver is a ADJECTIVE city."  |
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23-Oct-2005, 19:40
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| Re: antonym of "low-lying" Quote:
They call Denver a Mile High City  Denver is/sits elevated above the sea level.( by approx. 5000ft) Denver is a high plateau city.  |
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24-Oct-2005, 04:37
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| Re: antonym of "low-lying" I'd say that Denver is a high-altitude city. |
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