Synonyms for higher
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1. higher(a)adjective

   advanced in complexity or elaboration

   "higher finance"; "higher mathematics"

   Antonyms:
   low

2. higher(a)adjective

   of education beyond the secondary level

   "higher education"; "higher learning"

   Antonyms:
   low

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1. higheradjective

   Synonyms:
   supernal

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1. List of paraphrases for "higher":

   highest, superior, upper, greater, high, senior, tertiary, supreme, more, larger, top, above, supérieur, best, superiore, superiors, stronger, graduate, bigger, rise, better, supérieure, greatest, rises, largest, gao, stricter, increased, increase, advanced

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1. Albert Einstein:

   There comes a time when the mind takes a higher plane of knowledge but can never prove how it got there.

2. Mickey Mehta:

   Roads never existed before man did, they were built. So blast the rocks and make the roads, frogs leap higher than the toads, let your goals be super super-sized, make your own roads or fly and MickeyMize

3. Tom Lue:

   Surgery is a last resort, penile implants are much more invasive and have a higher rate of complication, especially for patients with underlying conditions like obesity and high blood pressure.

4. Halton Cheadle:

   The exclusivity clauses in the lease agreements may be causing distortion in the grocery retail sector by entrenching barriers to entry and expansion, a single national grocery retailer operating in a shopping centre may be in a position to charge higher prices due to lack of competition.

5. Clement Alexander Price:

   The conditions that created the modern American public library are still relevant to any discussion about contemporary and future issues facing those who care about libraries, specifically trustees. To serve as a trustee of a public library places a citizen on an even higher ground shaped by the better part of modern American history. To be a trustee of a public library places one very close to major transformations in American life and culture.