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Meanings of very high in English

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Usage of very high in English
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Most other regions across the state have a very high fire danger.
Radio NZ
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The sea level is very high: we hover over drowned continents, probably.'
The Long Earth
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The main parties don't have a very high opinion of our aspirations.
The Irish Times
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Interest rates are very high and people are feeling it, he said.
Reuters
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The intelligence of the raccoon stands very high in the animal world.
The Human Side of Animals
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As a result they had a very high status among the Zelandonii.
The Land of Painted Caves
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The Parent noted that his orbs were riding very high indeed today.
Mech
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The result was that the correspondents had a very high casualty rate.
Once there was a war
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My concern about these issues, though, is at a very high point.
The Guardian
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That description, however, downplays productions which usually attain very high performance standards.
The Irish Times
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What's more, Ireland's Central Bank is held in very high regard internationally.
The Irish Times
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Background: The prevalence of functional disability is very high among elderly people.
Pubmed
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When returns were very high retirees and workers were given bonus money.
Reuters
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However, the mean concentration of plasma HDL-C remained stable and very high.
Pubmed
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Rates of current and lifetime comorbid major depression were also very high.
Pubmed
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The characters of all three are very high, and in general esteem.
A Journey through the Kingdom of Oude, Volumes I & II
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South Africa
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