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Meanings of incredibly high in English

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Usage of incredibly high in English
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My level of naivety in this area must have been incredibly high.
The Guardian
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Rumours of a wild life fly incredibly high and far and fast.
The Short Cut
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Apparently the threshold for when she will do so is incredibly high.
The South African
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They have incredibly high resolutions, near-perfect color reproduction, and get blindingly bright.
The Verge
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State capture inquiry reels in a big fish The stakes are incredibly high.
The South African
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You might buy stocks that are have incredibly high price to earnings ratios.
The new yorker
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It's incredibly high and I don't even know what's on the other side.
The Guardian
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The rate at which they were scoring and conceding goals was incredibly high.
The Guardian
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Secondly, in today's society, students face incredibly high expectations to succeed.
The South African
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They are entering into a world that at times can be incredibly high-stress.
Wired
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Now the stakes, especially when it does come to national security, are incredibly high.
The new yorker
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The gallery was packed wall-to-wall, the noise level incredibly high, thanks to atrocious acoustics.
This is where we live
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We hold our sportsmen and women to an incredibly high standard in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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It was a reminder that the overall standard of Austrian winemaking is incredibly high.
The Irish Times
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The standard of nominees for 2013 was incredibly high, with every category hotly contested.
The South African
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Yet this crisis has an incredibly high staff turnover.
The Guardian
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