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Meanings of too high in English
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Usage of too high in English
1
He said coronavirus cases numbers were too high to open up now.
2
Yes, male violence is too high, it's too high in any community.
3
No great action this time, but the price was always too high.
4
If the thought-intensity control was turned too high, madness would certainly result.
5
However, he accepts the testing standard for safe levels was too high.
6
Our concern is that the rate is much too high, he said.
7
Then she said, That number's either far too low or too high.
8
But the cost was too high; it meant leaving their ageing parents.
9
Way too high for a man his age, said a crew member.
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Against our nature, self-interest has been given too high a moral priority.
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Witnesses for the federal government challenged Bell's estimate as far too high.
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But the river shouldn't be too high at this time of year.
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Costs could explode because the bill sets crop support rates too high.
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We have people complaining that public expenditure is too high and increasing.
15
It couldn't be her house-everyoneknew the house was priced too high.
16
Yet the price of building such an impressive empire is too high.
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Canada
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Australia
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