CEFR A2

higher

adjective

Meaning

Used to indicate a greater level, degree, or amount than before or than average.

Examples

The company reported higher profits this quarter.
We need to aim for higher standards in our work.

Synonyms: greater, increased, elevated, superior

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higher (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪər/

Definition

Used to indicate a greater level, degree, or amount than before or than average.

Examples

The company reported higher profits this quarter.
We need to aim for higher standards in our work.
The temperature is expected to be higher tomorrow.

How to Use higher

higher than (prepositional phrase): Used for comparison to indicate a greater level or degree. — "This year's rainfall is higher than last year's."
higher up (prepositional phrase): At a more advanced or superior position. — "He works for someone higher up in the company."

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